Gitlab cicd with hostinger

 ###Step1: give access of gitlab to hostinger ( one time step )  ###

1. Goto Hostinger -> advanced -> Git -> Copy SSH

2. Goto gitlab Profile -> SSH Key ( Paste Hostinger ssh key )


### step 2: create repository in Hostinger ###

1. Goto hostinger -> advanced -> GIT -> create a new repository ( enter gitlab project repository ssh url ) 

2. Select branch and enter directory of hostinger 

3. Click on Create button 


### for CiCd ( auto deployment) ###

1. Click on auto deployment and copy webhook url 

2. Paste this URL into gitlab repository's settings ->  webhook .  

### End ###

Reference - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bj7XvNaYA5U

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