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There are a couple of important skills you need to acquire, and this is not directly related to get

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LEPP, but generally doing continuous integration, continuous deployment is not easy, not even with

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Gottleib.

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So it is really not uncommon for errors to occur or for you to get unexpected results.

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And this is something you should expect, especially when you are learning things will not work and

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you may get frustrated and not understand what exactly is happening.

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Debugging your pipeline and understanding how it works is really crucial.

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This is one of the most important abilities you need to acquire and you need to be able to read and

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understand the logs.

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You really need to take time to read line by line and make sure that what's being outputted by digital

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lab in this case is understood by you so that you can follow along and understand what is happening

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on this step and what's happening at the next step.

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And who exactly is generating this output and why is it working like that?

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So try practicing right from the beginning to understand a console output from Gottleib.

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If you get an error, try to understand what might be causing that error.

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So, for example, you can reverse changes you have previously did and then try to add changes step

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by step and to add a small change in the pipeline, add another change round the pipeline to see what

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which exactly command, what script or what configuration is causing for a pipeline to go wild and to

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perform somewhere unexpected.

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The second best way to find a solution to your problems is to ask me, you're probably wondering why

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is this the second best?

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Because the best and fastest option is to help yourself.

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So try to understand what what kind of error you're getting and what exactly can be the cause for that.

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And it usually can be caused by previous warnings and errors.

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So this is very important when you see an error right at the end of the console output to go really

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from the beginning and to see if there's any if there are any clues in between that may lead to that

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error.

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And once you have isolated error that you're looking for, well, copy the string copied the error message

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that you're seeing and go to a search engine and simply search for the exact string.

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And I'm pretty sure that you will find a solution to your problem quite fast and waited too late.

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Gottleib, it is very unlikely for you to be the first one that has this problem.

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So this is the kind of skills you need to practice to to read the logs and to try to solve problems

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on your own.

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And this is an ability is a skill, this is something that you really need to train so you will not

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be good at it right from the beginning.

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But as you learn and as you find solutions to your own problems, you will understand your own easily

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recognized next time when you do something that doesn't properly work.