March 23, 2022 ¬ 6:37 amh.Noa Harel
GitLab 14.9 was released yesterday and we’ve just made two updated lists of GitLab features All NEW features (since June 2018) separated by editions, release, popularity, stages and more (so you can easily filter it out by your preferred criteria) ALL GitLab Features separate by editions, categories, documentation and more (so you can quickly find out what’s in one edition VS another edition) We made this […]
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February 23, 2022 ¬ 6:48 pmh.Noa Harel
You can use Akeyless Vault secret management within GitLab and GitLab CI. Code placed in GitLab or GitLab CI/CD requires secrets in order to properly execute access to various resources. By integrating GitLab CI with Akeyless Vault, you would not need to keep hard coded secrets within the GitLab code repo such as username & […]
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January 24, 2022 ¬ 7:39 amh.Noa Harel
GitLab 14.7 was released yesterday and we’ve just made two updated lists of GitLab features All NEW features (since June 2018) separated by editions, release, popularity, stages and more (so you can easily filter it out by your preferred criteria) ALL GitLab Features separate by editions, categories, documentation and more (so you can quickly find out what’s in one edition VS another edition) We made this […]
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December 26, 2021 ¬ 7:01 amh.Noa Harel
GitLab 14.6 was released yesterday and we’ve just made two updated lists of GitLab features All NEW features (since June 2018) separated by editions, release, popularity, stages and more (so you can easily filter it out by your preferred criteria) ALL GitLab Features separate by editions, categories, documentation and more (so you can quickly find out what’s in one edition VS another edition) We made this […]
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November 23, 2021 ¬ 9:16 amh.Noa Harel
GitLab 14.5 was released yesterday and we’ve just made two updated lists of GitLab features All NEW features (since June 2018) separated by editions, release, popularity, stages and more (so you can easily filter it out by your preferred criteria) ALL GitLab Features separate by editions, categories, documentation and more (so you can quickly find out what’s in one edition VS another edition) We made this […]
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November 22, 2021 ¬ 12:01 pmh.Noa Harel
Date: Wednesday, December 1st Time: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm EST Join this three hour hands-on workshop to gain a better understanding of how GitLab’s security offering helps inject security measures earlier in your development cycle. Rapid iterations in DevOps strategy, along with a host of new tools, can make an application security program seem […]
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November 15, 2021 ¬ 12:09 amh.Noa Harel
Watch a nice and useful video (we found in LambdaTest channel): How To Migrate From Jenkins Pipeline To GitLab CI You may be in a situation where your team is already using Jenkins pipelines to facilitate CI/CD. This means that you already have pipelines defined, so you need to convert those Jenkins pipelines into their […]
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October 24, 2021 ¬ 8:40 amh.Noa Harel
GitLab 14.4 was released yesterday and we’ve just made two updated lists of GitLab features All NEW features (since June 2018) separated by editions, release, popularity, stages and more (so you can easily filter it out by your preferred criteria) ALL GitLab Features separate by editions, categories, documentation and more (so you can quickly find out what’s in one edition VS another edition) We made this automatically […]
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September 23, 2021 ¬ 7:32 amh.Noa Harel
GitLab 14.3 was released yesterday and we’ve just made two updated lists of GitLab features All NEW features (since June 2018) separated by editions, release, popularity, stages and more (so you can easily filter it out by your preferred criteria) ALL GitLab Features separate by editions, categories, documentation and more (so you can quickly find out what’s in one edition VS another edition) We made this automatically […]
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March 23, 2021 ¬ 3:39 pmh.Tamir Gefen
Besides version control and CI/CD, GitLab also offers a variety of security tests on your proprietary code (code you develop) or external code you use (i.e. open source), as well as code compliance capabilities – to help you ensure that you make proper and legal use of any open source libraries and code snippets. In […]
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