Add gitlab-self-healing-pipeline to CI/CD tools #235
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Hi Marius Stanca, I am apologies for the wrong repo url, please find the updated correct repo url https://github.com/gThiru/gitlab-self-healing-pipeline |
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Project submission: gitlab-self-healing-pipeline
Repository URL:
https://github.com/gThiru/gitlab-self-healing-pipeline
Project Name:
GitLab Self-Healing Pipeline
Short Description:
A self-healing CI/CD automation framework for GitLab that automatically resumes pipeline execution from the last successful stage on runner disconnect, stuck jobs, or flaky execution.
Key Features:
.ci-progress.jsonTopics / Tags:
gitlab,ci-cd,devops,self-healing,automation,watchdog,resilience,gitlab-runnerLicense:
MIT License
Why it's awesome:
This tool brings production-grade resilience to GitLab pipelines by minimizing manual intervention and saving hours of developer time.
It’s built with OSS best practices, is easily extensible, and works in distributed team environments with GitLab runners running across clouds or VMs.
Looking forward to contributing this to the awesome-devops list!