Archive for the ‘GitLab’ Category

Download our detailed overview about all AI capabilities currently available in GitLab

GitLab 16 was recently released and we’ve made two unique lists of GitLab features: all features and what’s new

It is well known that once a system becomes critical for an organization’s daily activities, there arises a need of business continuity, speedy Disaster Recovery (DR) or the ability of the system to be continuously operational for a desirably long length of time (High Availability, aka HA). We help GitLab users worldwide to analyze their […]

In the next article I will explain what Software Compliance is And how the GitLab system can help you achieve this effectively. At the end of the article, there is also access to download an up-to-date and detailed table that we have prepared, detailing all the Compliance capabilities included in GitLab. What is Software Compliance […]

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 […]

As a company that deals a lot with GitLab and Kubernetes and helps many customers with these issues, We are often asked about the nature of the connection between GitLab and GitLab CI/CD and Kubernetes, and in particular OpenShift. From ongoing engagement on the subject, we have accumulated quite a bit of knowledge and decided […]

In this post we list GitLab add-ons, services and complementary solutions we can provide to you on top of GitLab

GitLab 15.10 was released  earlier this week with a total of 45 new features and improvements – both in self-managed (on your server or in a private cloud) and in the public cloud (gitlab.com). The 45 new features are distributed among GitLab editions as follows: 29 new features in the GitLab Free edition 10 in […]

I am often asked about the benefits of GitLab Premium. I recently analyzed all the features in GitLab to quantify and visualize the value of GitLab Premium (in addition to a list of features that can be seen here and in addition to the sorted and detailed spreadsheet we send to our customers). It is […]

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GitLab 15.8 was released  earlier this week with a total of 21 new features and improvements – both in self-managed (on your server or in a private cloud) and in the public cloud (gitlab.com). The 21 new features are distributed among GitLab editions as follows: 14 new features in the GitLab Free edition 4 in […]

Last update: 01/26/2023 Date: January 24th, 2023 Time: 2pm – 5pm CET The Workshop was recorded and available to watch! GitLab is a complete DevOps platform, delivered as a single application, fundamentally changing the way Development, Security, and Ops teams collaborate. You might have had the chance to take it for a test drive, but […]

In the last two years, many people ask us what the differences are between GitLab Self-managed (your own private server) and gitlab.com (GitLab’s SaaS solution). Many are confused about using GitLab in the cloud, That’s why I decided to publish a comprehensive and up-to-date article on the subject, based on the accumulated knowledge of our […]

Date: January 12, 2023 Time: 6pm – 9pm CET / 9am – 12pm PST Cyber attacks have never been more in the news. From Twitter hacks to identity theft, vulnerabilities are exposing gaps in the application development process. Application security is difficult, especially when security is a separate process from your DevOps workflow. Security has […]

We are often asked from time to time whether GitLab has a floating license mechanism (or concurrent users) and whether there is a way to save money on licensing. The frequency of those questions has increased in the last year since GitLab Starter was deprecated, as the enterprise options are more expensive now (including GitLab […]