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Sleeek’s automated code review service Sider has expanded beyond GitHub to support GitLab, including self-hosted Enterprise and Community Editions, along with new language support for Python, C/C++, and C#.
GitLab Commit Virtual 2020 brought together DevOps practitioners from Microsoft, Google, HubSpot, and more for a free 24-hour online conference covering DevSecOps, Kubernetes, CI/CD, and all-remote engineering practices.
A technical overview of the version control hosting software market, covering how these platforms work, key players such as GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, deployment models, and the factors driving adoption across enterprises and SMEs.
CI/CD pipelines are the backbone of modern DevOps. This article explains what CI/CD is, how pipelines work, why cloud and DevOps are inseparable, and what the market data says about adoption.
GitLab’s Global DevSecOps Survey of 3,650+ professionals finds fast-growing DevOps adoption but persistent confusion over who owns security — a gap that undermines shift-left ambitions.
GitLab’s annual DevOps survey of over 3,500 developers across 21 countries reveals accelerating deployment frequency, expanding developer responsibilities, and ongoing challenges in security and testing.
A GitLab survey of more than 3,650 software professionals reveals strong DevOps adoption for code quality, but exposes significant gaps in secure coding practices, SAST/DAST tooling access, and container scanning.
An overview of the version control hosting software market, covering the leading platforms, competitive dynamics, regional trends, and the factors driving adoption among engineering teams worldwide.
GitLab earned its first-ever placement in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Application Security Testing in 2020, recognized for its developer-first, shift-left security approach integrated directly into its CI/CD platform.
COVID-19 forced DevOps teams into remote work almost overnight. Data from GitHub, GitLab, CloudBees, JFrog, and Thundra reveal how development activity, productivity, and collaboration tools are evolving in a distributed world.
GitLab introduced its first structured channel partner program in April 2020, offering three non-tiered tracks for resellers, services providers, and ISVs, along with a new partner portal, deal registration, and incentive structures designed to drive DevOps adoption across enterprises.
GitLab has expanded its global partner program for technology and channel partners, replacing traditional tier structures with incentive-driven relationships to help organizations accelerate their DevOps transformation.
GitLab 12.10 introduces requirements management for the first time, adds Epic health status reporting, a public incident status page, improved Secure scanning, HashiCorp Vault integration, and automatic Jira issue imports.
Git turns 15 years old — here’s how Linus Torvalds’ deliberately named ‘stupid content tracker’ became the de facto standard for version control and a cornerstone of modern DevOps practice.
GitLab has grown its Australian team to 48 staff as part of a broader global expansion, citing demand for unified DevSecOps platforms and the need for Australian businesses to modernise their software delivery practices.
Pinpoint launched an engineering operations dashboard that aggregates activity across Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure TFS into a single console, helping DevOps teams identify bottlenecks and forecast delivery risks.
Scaling Industrial IoT solutions demands a mature DevOps practice that handles growing software and hardware complexity. Learn how culture, CI/CD, containers, and orchestration combine to make IIoT systems reliable and scalable.
GitLab announced it is migrating 18 previously paid features into the free Core tier of its DevOps platform, covering CI/CD, security, package management, Kubernetes support, and more.
GitLab announced the open-sourcing of 18 previously paid features, including related issues, service desk, design management, feature flags, and multi-cluster Kubernetes support — a significant shift in the company’s community strategy.