Automated software delivery
Build, test, package, and deploy secure software in a fraction of the time. Again and again.
Build, test, package, and deploy secure software in a fraction of the time. Again and again.
Deliver better products faster
Minimize manual repetitive tasks and context-switching, so developers can focus on work that delivers value to the business.
With our unified platform, you’ll have a single source of truth to track not just your CI/CD pipeline, but all metrics you need for continuous growth and improvement.
Use a common set of tools across teams and lifecycle stages, without dependencies on third-party plugins or APIs to disrupt your workflow.
With built-in or custom CI/CD pipeline templates, you can automatically scan your code to create and run pipelines to build, test, package, and deploy your application — all tailored to fit your evolving needs as a growing organization.
Shift security left and even integrate security testing and compliance checks at code commit. The results are shared in the same merge request, allowing developers to easily identify, isolate, and fix code faults before they reach production.
GitLab delivers CI/CD as a single platform, with integrated generative AI at every stage of the software development lifecycle, including suggested code reviewers, security vulnerability explanations, value stream forecasts, and more.
Your fast-track to product innovation
Collaborate and accelerate, all in one place
With asset version control, tight feedback loops, and powerful branching patterns, it’s simple for your developers to solve problems and ship value, fast.
Institute reliable, scalable governance for your source code
Guarantee quality and standards for all your projects by mandating a set number of necessary merge approvals and suggested reviewers with built-in code review. With these guardrails in place, you’ll feel confident about code quality as your organization scales.
Integrate security into your CI pipelines
GitLab’s industry leading CI capabilities enable automated testing, Static Analysis Security Testing, Dynamic Analysis Security Testing, and code quality analysis to provide fast feedback to developers and testers about the quality of their code.
Leverage simple, scalable CI/CD
You can run your CI/CD jobs on GitLab.com and GitLab Dedicated using GitLab-hosted runners to seamlessly build, test and deploy your application in your own environment.
Increase developer speed and efficiency
With GitLab Duo, developers can automate repetitive tasks, get code explanations and suggestions, improve code quality, and get answers to questions right in the IDE.
Harness AI beyond code creation
Developers can also use GitLab Duo to understand and remediate security vulnerabilities, triage pipeline failures, and more to ensure their security efforts are matching the pace of their productivity.
Environments are at the center of DevSecOps, bringing the results of application development in front of the users. They provide traceability of deployments, visualisation of workload states, and support advanced rollout strategies, feature flag management, and when necessary rollbacks.
Deploying applications from testing environments to multi-region production servers is a core requirement of DevSecOps. Deployments should be easy to codify for platform engineers and simple to interact with for engineers and release managers. Moreover, they should follow company requirements in terms of compliance and security. Deployment management supports multi-cloud, cloud-native, and legacy infrastructures and unifies the platform experience by integrating tools and frameworks, such as Flux for GitOps.
Automatically discover, build, test, and scan source code, and deploy and monitor built applications using an opinionated but highly customizable set of CI/CD templates and integrations. Enable teams to focus on writing business code and better collaboration while delivering software faster.
See what your team can do with the most comprehensive
AI-powered DevSecOps platform.
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