GitLab

The turbo for your software development

GitLab enables the mapping of a complete software lifecycle in an application. GitLab offers unrivaled visibility, greater efficiency and comprehensive governance. This speeds up the software lifecycle by 200% and, of course, speeds up your business.

Efficient. Secure. Manageable.

Features

The complete DevOps lifecycle in one solution

GitLab is the first single application designed from the ground up for all stages of the DevOps lifecycle, from product and development, QA and security to operations teams. With GitLab, teams can work together in a single context and focus on their work, not on the tools.

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Manage

GitLab facilitates the management of software projects by providing detailed performance and user metrics. Of course, users can authenticate themselves with their GitHub account or other popular ones. The use of an existing LDAP or Active Directory server is no problem.

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Plan

Larger projects can be easily managed and monitored via the integrated Kansan feature. The project management is able to present processes such as Scrum or Kanban perfectly and to integrate them into the development workflow. The connection of a service desk is already integrated.

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Create

Source Code Management is at the heart of GitLab. Sophisticated code review methods simplify the management of branches and parallel development in larger software projects. In addition, the integrated web editor provides the ideal basis for quick updates in an environment.

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Verify

Analyze your source code automatically to find out about easily detectable problems. An optimization of the code quality is thus automatically. Of course, all of this will be automated with the help of Continuous Integration, thus ensuring execution.

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Package

GitLab already brings a mature container registry to simplify the management and delivery of container images. Development with Ruby or Java is also part of GitLab. So nothing stands in the way of the fast start for the next software project and it can start immediately.

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Release

Continuous deployment is the most important interface between the development process and the deployment of the software. In addition to sophisticated planning and control options, GitLab offers everything necessary for complex rollout scenarios. Even incremental deployment of software is considered.

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Configure

By tightly integrating with Slack and Mattermost, software development and delivery can be easily managed and automated through popular chat apps. And with just a few clicks, the Kubernetes cluster can be started and the applications deployed.

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Monitor

GitLab collects performance data for deployed apps and displays them using Prometheus. Developers can thus see the impact of a source code merge and keep track of their production systems. Of course without leaving GitLab for it. The monitoring of Kubernetes is already integrated.

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Secure

Dynamic Application Security Testing analyzes running web applications for known vulnerabilities. It performs live attacks that are created for each merge as part of GitLab’s CI / CD capabilities. Users can also specify HTTP Auth credentials to test private realms.

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We take care of the management

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News

Articles from our Blog

GitLab – Merge Requests

by Moumen Amneh | Aug 19, 2020 | GitLab, Linux

Merges werden verwendet, um den Code zwischen anderen Personen, die Sie an einem Projekt vorgenommen haben, auszutauschen und die Änderungen einfach miteinander zu konsolidieren. Schritt 1: Vor dem Erstellen einer neuen Merge sollte im GitLab ein Branch erstellt...

From Monitoring to Observability: Distributed Tracing with Jaeger

by Michael Friedrich | Jan 9, 2020 | DevOps, GitLab, Monitoring

Modern cloud environments and microservice architectures need a changed mindset when it comes to monitoring. Classic host/service object relations are not always applicable, containers run in Kubernetes are short lived, and application performance within distributed...