DevOps Platform
GitLab is a single application with all the functionality of a DevSecOps Platform, allowing organizations to deliver software faster, while strengthening security and compliance, thereby maximizing the return on software development.
The DevOps platform
DevOps tools shouldn’t create more problems than they solve. As DevOps initiatives mature, brittle toolchains built from point solutions break down, increasing cost, reducing visibility, and creating friction instead of value. Unlike DIY toolchains, a true DevOps platform lets teams iterate faster and innovate together. The goal is to remove complexity and risk providing everything you need to deliver higher quality, more secure software faster, with less risk and lower cost.
GitLab DevOps platform benefits
As a single application for the complete DevOps lifecycle, GitLab is:
- Comprehensive: Visualize and optimize your entire DevOps lifecycle with platform-wide analytics within the same system where you do your work.
- Seamless: Use a common set of tools across teams and lifecycle stages, without dependencies on third-party plugins or APIs that can disrupt your workflow.
- Secure: Scan for vulnerabilities and compliance violations with each commit.
- Transparent and compliant: Automatically capture and correlate all actions—from planning to code changes to approvals—for easy traceability during audits or retrospectives.
- Easy to adopt: Learn a single UX, manage a single data store, and run it all on your choice of infrastructure.
We’re bringing into the firm a platform that our engineers actually want to use – which helps drive adoption across multiple teams and increase productivity without having to ‘force’ anyone to adopt it. This is really helping to create an ecosystem where our end users are actively helping us drive towards our strategic goals - more releases, better controls, better software.
George Grant
Learn more →- Gartner: Market Guide for DevOps Value Stream Delivery Platforms
- Glympse: Consolidating 20 tools into GitLab
- BI Worldwide Leveraging a single platform to secure their code
