Re-using webserver used by Gitlab CE
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I have installed Gitlab CE on my Ubuntu 18.04 machine and it is working fine. Now I would like to host some more webpages (not related to Git) on the same machine. Since Gitlab is already using a webserver I thought of reusing it.
Which webserver is used by Gitlab EE for the default installation? How can I add more webpages to the same webserver?
I thought nginx will be webserver, but could not locate the directory!
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I have installed Gitlab CE on my Ubuntu 18.04 machine and it is working fine. Now I would like to host some more webpages (not related to Git) on the same machine. Since Gitlab is already using a webserver I thought of reusing it.
Which webserver is used by Gitlab EE for the default installation? How can I add more webpages to the same webserver?
I thought nginx will be webserver, but could not locate the directory!
webserver gitlab
asked Jun 7 at 4:44
Soo
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sudo netstat -nlpwill tell you what process runs on which port.
– Klaus D.
Jun 7 at 5:27
since we're talking about a web server, listing programs that listen on tcp ports should be sufficient :sudo netstat -tlp
– pim
Jun 7 at 5:40
Using the command netstat I found that nginx is the webserver. But I think, it installed from the bundled binary installation file of Gitlab CE.
– Soo
Jun 7 at 5:56
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I have installed Gitlab CE on my Ubuntu 18.04 machine and it is working fine. Now I would like to host some more webpages (not related to Git) on the same machine. Since Gitlab is already using a webserver I thought of reusing it.
Which webserver is used by Gitlab EE for the default installation? How can I add more webpages to the same webserver?
I thought nginx will be webserver, but could not locate the directory!
webserver gitlab
asked Jun 7 at 4:44
Soo
615
I have installed Gitlab CE on my Ubuntu 18.04 machine and it is working fine. Now I would like to host some more webpages (not related to Git) on the same machine. Since Gitlab is already using a webserver I thought of reusing it.
Which webserver is used by Gitlab EE for the default installation? How can I add more webpages to the same webserver?
I thought nginx will be webserver, but could not locate the directory!
webserver gitlab
asked Jun 7 at 4:44
Soo
615
asked Jun 7 at 4:44
Soo
615
asked Jun 7 at 4:44
Soo
615
asked Jun 7 at 4:44
Soo
615
615
sudo netstat -nlpwill tell you what process runs on which port.
– Klaus D.
Jun 7 at 5:27
since we're talking about a web server, listing programs that listen on tcp ports should be sufficient :sudo netstat -tlp
– pim
Jun 7 at 5:40
Using the command netstat I found that nginx is the webserver. But I think, it installed from the bundled binary installation file of Gitlab CE.
– Soo
Jun 7 at 5:56
add a comment |Â
sudo netstat -nlpwill tell you what process runs on which port.
– Klaus D.
Jun 7 at 5:27
since we're talking about a web server, listing programs that listen on tcp ports should be sufficient :sudo netstat -tlp
– pim
Jun 7 at 5:40
Using the command netstat I found that nginx is the webserver. But I think, it installed from the bundled binary installation file of Gitlab CE.
– Soo
Jun 7 at 5:56
sudo netstat -nlp will tell you what process runs on which port.– Klaus D.
Jun 7 at 5:27
sudo netstat -nlp will tell you what process runs on which port.– Klaus D.
Jun 7 at 5:27
since we're talking about a web server, listing programs that listen on tcp ports should be sufficient :
sudo netstat -tlp– pim
Jun 7 at 5:40
since we're talking about a web server, listing programs that listen on tcp ports should be sufficient :
sudo netstat -tlp– pim
Jun 7 at 5:40
Using the command netstat I found that nginx is the webserver. But I think, it installed from the bundled binary installation file of Gitlab CE.
– Soo
Jun 7 at 5:56
Using the command netstat I found that nginx is the webserver. But I think, it installed from the bundled binary installation file of Gitlab CE.
– Soo
Jun 7 at 5:56
add a comment |Â
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sudo netstat -nlpwill tell you what process runs on which port.– Klaus D.
Jun 7 at 5:27
since we're talking about a web server, listing programs that listen on tcp ports should be sufficient :
sudo netstat -tlp– pim
Jun 7 at 5:40
Using the command netstat I found that nginx is the webserver. But I think, it installed from the bundled binary installation file of Gitlab CE.
– Soo
Jun 7 at 5:56