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What is your biggest DevOps dilemma?

Your teams work in silos and face integration conflicts and long cycle times

GitLab streamlines software development with a full featured SCM and code review application. Dramatically increase integration frequency and code quality without sacrificing release velocity, security, or compliance.

Your developers are slowed down by bottlenecks, hand-offs, and re-work

With GitLab, SCM, CI, security and more are in one browser window. Stop context switching and start collaborating at the point of code.

You are forced to trade speed for security... or security for speed

With GitLab, you can move security "left" in the development process. Developers can see and fix problems, with security fully in the loop.

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GitLab is a complete DevOps platform

With GitLab, you get a complete CI/CD toolchain in a single application. One interface. One conversation. One permission model. Thousands of features. You'll be amazed at everything GitLab can do today. And we're just getting started.

GitLab is a complete DevOps platform, delivered as a single application.

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Manage

Since 2016 GitLab added:

Compliance Management

Value Stream Management

Instance Statistics

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Manage Direction

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Plan

Since 2011 GitLab added:

Requirements Management

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Quality Management

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Create

Since 2011 GitLab added:

Source Code Management

Static Site Editor

Design Management

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Verify

Since 2012 GitLab added:

Continuous Integration (CI)

Code Testing and Coverage

Web Performance

Usability Testing

Accessibility Testing

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Package

Since 2016 GitLab added:

Package Registry

Container Registry

Helm Chart Registry

Dependency Proxy

Jupyter Notebooks

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Dependency Firewall

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Secure

Since 2017 GitLab added:

Dependency Scanning

Container Scanning

License Compliance

Secret Detection

Vulnerability Management

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Release

Since 2016 GitLab added:

Continuous Delivery

Advanced Deployments

Release Orchestration

Release Evidence

Secrets Management

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Release Direction

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Configure

Since 2018 GitLab added:

Kubernetes Management

Infrastructure as Code

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Cluster Cost Optimization

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Monitor

Since 2017 GitLab added:

Alert Management

Incident Management

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Defend

Since 2019 GitLab added:

Container Host Security

Container Network Security

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GitLab feature maturity

13.4

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