Are there instructions out there on how to install GitLab Runner on a Kubernetes cluster that does not have connection to GitLab registry? This is on a closed network, only access is to our own private registry.
Thanks,
Wei
You’ll need to setup the required secrets that allow pulling images from custom registry endpoints such as my.registry.io/image:tag, passing them on via imagePullSecrets and pullSecrets in the Helm values.yml, and via image_pull_secrets in the GitLab Runner’s config.toml. See Using the GitLab Runner chart | GitLab and Advanced configuration | GitLab for a list of all configurations.
You’ll also need to alter the default helper image location, following: Advanced configuration | GitLab
Edit: If you’re asking about how to have Helm install the GitLab Runner from a custom image location instead, it is available to override to a different name: values.yaml · master · GitLab.org / charts / GitLab Runner · GitLab, but you can simply push the same image and tag into your private registry, and it will resolve it through your Kubernetes’ defaults setup.