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GitLab
GitLab

GitLab

By GitLab Inc


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Highlights : About GitLab

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Milestone Setting

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Issue Tracking

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Issue Boards Grouping

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Multiple Issue Boards

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Resource to Issue Assignment

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Configurable Issue Closing Pattern

About GitLab

GitLab is a cloud-based project management platform that allows software developers to develop and manage codes collaboratively. The platform can be deployed either on-premise or in the cloud. GitLab helps developers manage the complete code lifecycle, from the inception of an idea to the deployment of code on production. Primary features of GitLab are Git repository management, code review, issue tracking, activity feeds and audit logs. The software is offered in four different editions: Community Edition, Enterprise Edition, GitLab.com and GitLab.io. Users can upload their codes in the repository. GitLab also provides a repository mirroring feature that allows users to access a repository located on a different server with the help of the GitLab interface. The code review feature allows users to evaluate code line-by-line and provide comments. The software additionally provides continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD) to test, build and deploy codes. The Enterprise Edition of the software offers automated testing, Git hooks, audit trails and administrator features.

Specifications

  Business Size
Mid-Market
  Customization
Yes
  Deployments
Premise, Cloud
  Language Support
English
  Platforms

Product Details

Features

Confidential Issues

Issue Weights

Mattermost Integration

Issues & Merge Requests Templates

Issue Management from Chat

Labels & Protected Tags

Review Apps

Fast Forward Merge

Merge Requests & Approvals

Merge Request Commit Discussions

Cherry-Pick Changes

Custom Notifications

Branching & Protected Branches

Integrated Git-Powered Wikis

Image Discussions

Discussion Locking

Dynamic Application Security Testing

Benefits

Complete DevOps Lifecyle

While other applications require numerous integrations for full lifecycle management of application development, GitLab does not. That is because the software has all the required tools and features built into its code and has ready-made support for third-party solutions and services. This enables developers to focus their efforts on creating apps, testing them, and pushing them to the web.

Source Code Access

GitLab is an open core application, which means that subscribers have unique access to the source code. This lets them modify the software as they wish and mold it to suit their varying needs. And because of its open core attribute, GitLab has a wide community of developers who make it possible for the software to release new features every month.

Broad Range of Deployment Options

GitLab offers a host of methods for deploying the application. These give users a wide range of choices so they can pick one that is most suitable for them or one that they prefer most. Moreover, GitLab supports a number of configuration management software for simple implementation like Puppet, Chef, and Ansible.

Serve Widespread App Usage

GitLab has been tested to scale to meet the needs of more than a million users on GitLab.com. This means that subscribers can also look forward to the same scalability when it comes to their own websites and applications once they have deployed, for their users to have an enjoyable and smooth experience. The solution enables this through database load balancing for PostgreSQL, subgrouping, object storage for artifacts, and other scalability processes.

Built-In Compliance Tools

GitLab helps users make sure they comply with legal and licensing requirements as well as amenability with industry standards. One of the many ways it does this is by allowing administrators to assign roles and restrict access permissions of members so they can make certain only authorized users can view, retrieve, and edit sensitive data.

Confident Software Use

Codes and any other information stored in GitLab are rigorously protected. Administrators can further secure assets by deploying Kerberos user authentication and blocking the push of secret or confidential files to a live or public repository through specialized push rules.

Responsive Support

GitLab offers differing support services to its subscriber base. But one thing they can be sure of is the prompt response from a representative through their initial contact channel. Those who signed up for the Premium and Ultimate packages are especially looked out for, as they have access to an all-around emergency support and live upgrade assistance services.

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