Bring the power of Git and CI/CD to your federal, state, and education IT teams.
Download the GitLab Capabilities StatementSocial coding, continuous integration, and release automation have proven to accelerate development and software quality to meet mission objectives.
Built to support today’s global organizations, GitLab Enterprise Edition scales in terms of users, data, and geographic location. A single server can handle thousands of users and repositories.
GitLab ships in one easy-to-install package that can be hosted on your servers or on your cloud service of your choice. GitLab can be easily hosted on your FedRAMP cloud service such as AWS, Google Cloud, Azure and others so you can have a secure, robust SDLC management solution today. GitLab and FedRamp
Create a culture of collaboration where developers can easily contribute ideas through merge request and get feedback through inline commenting and discussions.
GitLab can easily fit into your existing workflow. It integrates with dozens of external tools, such as Slack, JIRA, Jenkins and many more.
Add quality control to your development process with automated testing. GitLab’s integrated continuous integration (CI) tool is fast and scalable, allowing your team can test every commit.
GitLab Enterprise Edition gives admins more control over user and workflow management. Enforce workflow guidelines and security best practices without disrupting developer productivity.
Automate your deployments to reduce error rates and accelerate delivery. GitLab Enterprise Edition comes with advanced continuous delivery (CD) features to enable your team to test, build, and deploy code.
Stay focused on your products and let us help you with your onboarding, upgrading, and troubleshooting needs. For teams that are new to Git or Continuous Integration, Premium Support gives you access to training workshops.
GitLab comes with out-of-the-box support for common access card authentications. Use your existing CAC smartcard system to manage authentication and authorization for GitLab.
One-way transfers (OWT) allow code to be written on a low-security or unclassified network and then pushed to a high-security network. GitLab supports OWT via project import/export API.
Submission received! We'll be in contact shortly.
