GitLab and AWS

• Accelerate feature delivery while maintaining consistency with internal development standards
• Create issue descriptions, generate implementation plans based on your existing codebase, and produce complete merge requests ready for team review

• Consistent test quality across applications with increased test coverage and reduced manual test writing effort
• Analyze code and automatically create comprehensive unit tests that understand your application logic and AWS service interactions

• Reduce Java upgrade time while providing a clear audit trail of all transformations
• Analyze your Java codebase, create a comprehensive upgrade plan, and generate a merge request with all necessary code changes

• Shorter code review cycles with higher-quality code merges at deployment
• Provide inline feedback suggesting improvements based on development standards and one-click fixes on suggested code changes

• Deliver secure code faster with reduced time from detection to remediation
• Explain detected vulnerabilities in clear, detailed terms and one-click remediation based on recommended code changes

Amazon EC2 provides scalable AWS cloud computing capacity. GitLab scales jobs across multiple machines. When used together, GitLab on EC2 can significantly reduce infrastructure costs.

With one click on GitLab, AWS Fargate enables scalable serverless container deployments. Organizations migrate to Fargate to optimize compute resources and save on infrastructure costs. Fargate works with an AWS stack that includes ECS or EKS.

AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) is a managed Kubernetes service. GitLab CI/CD offers integrated cluster creation for EKS. EKS is the only Kubernetes service that lets existing AWS users take advantage of the tight integration with other AWS services and features. GitLab also supports Amazon EKS-D.

AWS Lambda is a computing service that runs code in response to events and automatically manages the computing resources required by that code. GitLab supports the development of Lambda functions and serverless applications with AWS Serverless Application Model (AWS SAM) and GitLab CI/CD.

Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS) is a container management service. Save time when you run AWS commands from GitLab CI/CD and automate docker deployments with GitLab's CI templates.

GitLab enables CI/CD for Windows .Net applications on AWS. Automatically deploy containerized applications, including serverless resources, with GitLab on Lambda or Fargate.