Archive for the ‘GitLab CI’ Category

This article provides a current overview of the various licensing and installation (deployment) options for GitLab

GitLab 19 was recently released and we’ve made two unique lists of GitLab features: all features and what’s new

LiteLLM is a practical way to add AI capabilities to Git-based automation without locking yourself into a single model provider. For teams using GitHub or GitLab, it can sit in the middle as a unified AI gateway for code review, commit assistance, merge request analysis, and CI-driven automations. That makes it especially useful when you […]

Using GitLab as your end‑to‑end DevOps platform helps you prevent supply‑chain attacks (like the recent PyPI litellm compromise) and block malware from entering your environment by enforcing controls directly in the CI/CD pipeline, dependency flow, and identity layer. Below is how that maps to your concrete threat model. Note: Implementing these practices requires a GitLab […]

Socket.dev prevents supply chain attacks by scanning dependencies for malware signatures, obfuscated code, and suspicious behaviors like data exfiltration or unauthorized API calls in JS, Python, and Go packages. Integrated into GitHub, GitLab, and Jenkins CI/CD pipelines, it blocks threats at the PR stage without uploading source code, complementing tools like SonarQube in DevSecOps workflows.

GitLab 18 was recently released and we’ve made two unique lists of GitLab features: all features and what’s new

AI-assisted vulnerability detection is evolving rapidly, but the complex challenges of enforcement, governance, and supply chain security require a holistic platform like GitLab.

Ran out of GitLab shared runner CI minutes? This 2026 guide shows you how to deploy unlimited private GitLab runners using Docker in under 10 minutes. Disable shared runners, register your own runner, and bypass quotas forever – no Kubernetes required. Perfect for DevOps teams hitting CI limits

Recap of GitLab’s 2025 releases: GitLab Duo agentic AI, CI/CD hardening, version control wins and 2026 outlook

Here we list GitLab projects we have implemented over the years for our customers – all based on GitLab commercial editions or free

This article shares our perspective on the new GitLab Duo Agent Platform (DAP), based on our experience as long-time GitLab partners providing support and professional services

Overview of how Docker connects with git and GitLab, offering best practices for workflows optimized for today’s DevOps environments

This acticle explanis why software teams couple SonarQube and GitLab. It provides some common use cases and how to integrate both tools

Understanding GitLab’s infrastructure and architecture helps to understand the implications for future challenges and problems

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