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Overview
GitLab is a single application for the entire DevOps lifecycle. GitLab provides project planning, source code management, CI/CD and monitoring in a single application enabling concurrent DevOps to make the software development lifecycle 200% faster.
Create and manage code through powerful branching tools, keep strict quality standards for production code with automatic testing and reporting, and create a software supply chain with built-in universal package management. GitLab provides powerful project planning tools and analytics giving insights into team productivity. Includes SAST, DAST, container scanning and dependency scanning to reduce security and compliance risk.
GitLab Ultimate is ideal for organizations aiming to optimize and accelerate delivery while managing priorities. Ultimate adds advanced security capabilities, security risk mitigation, compliance, portfolio management and value stream management. In addition, Ultimate allows for free guest user licenses to improve your license usage for users with minimal interaction with the system.
Built on Open Source, GitLab delivers new innovations every month by leveraging contributions from a global community of thousands of developers and millions of users. Over 100,000 of the worlds most demanding organizations trust GitLab to to deliver great software at new speeds.
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- Increase operational efficiencies. Simplify the software development toolchain to reduce the total cost of ownership.
- Deliver better products faster. Accelerate the software delivery process to meet business objectives.
- Reduce security and compliance risk. Simplify processes to comply with internal processes, controls and industry regulations without compromising speed.
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GitLab Ultimate 19.5.5 release. Visit https://about.gitlab.com/releases for details.
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In Issue & Bug Tracking, Agile Lifecycle Management, Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery
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Source Code Management
Powerful branching tools for creating and managing code with strict quality standards for production code
CI/CD Pipeline
Continuous integration and continuous deployment capabilities integrated within a single application enabling concurrent DevOps workflows
Security Scanning
Multiple security scanning capabilities including SAST, DAST, container scanning, and dependency scanning to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities
Project Planning and Analytics
Project planning tools and analytics providing insights into team productivity and value stream management
Package Management
Built-in universal package management for creating and managing software supply chains
Integrated DevOps Platform
Single application providing project planning, source code management, CI/CD, and monitoring capabilities for the entire software development lifecycle.
Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment
Automated testing and reporting functionality to maintain quality standards for production code.
Source Code Management
Version control and source code management capabilities integrated within the platform.
Business Performance Visibility
Visibility and insight capabilities into business performance metrics and development operations.
Project Planning and Tracking
Project planning functionality integrated as part of the unified DevOps application.
Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment
Fully functional CI/CD with versioned build scripts, build pipelines, and deployment to multiple environments
Source Code Management
Git repository management with forking, conflict resolution for merges, quick commit-reverts, and group namespace sharing for multiple users
Security and Compliance
Automated security testing including SAST, DAST, and container scanning with support for compliance and audit requirements
Container Registry
Built-in Docker container registry for managing and deploying container images
Authentication and Access Control
Secure authentication with LDAP, Active Directory, two-factor authentication, and CAS integration support
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Customer reviews
Riddhi D.
The UI is a bit mundane and may be confusing at times, but it is a great all-in-one DevOps platform.
Reviewed on Nov 06, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
A big part of what I love about GitLab is the fact that our entire software delivery lifecycle is in one place. This would free us to consume only a single subscription and integration to source code management, issue tracking, and CI/CD pipelines which are all integrated into one. Thanks to our ditty structure around the .gitlab-ci.yml file, it's a breeze to set up your own build workflows, test workflows and deployment workflows—and then version-control it together with our code. Built in container registry and merge request approval rules also simplify the standards of code quality and securing our dev team while maintaining them.
What do you dislike about the product?
GitLab's major limitation is the relatively complicated user interface. It attempts to be all things to all people, making for any kind of an overcrowding of the UI, and a location of individual choices, for example, runner configuration or environment distinctions, might take multiple clicking through menus. Another downside is that the web-based code review interface sometimes becomes slow and laggy when opening large MRs (megalarge requests) that usually have hundreds of files changed and a few large files. The same goes for reviewing code at line-by-line level as opening large MRs is a bit of a hassle when using a web-based code review interface, while using a dedicated lightweight code review interface is much smoother.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Prior to GitLab, we were using a variety of tools to host our repositories, create tickets and manage our CI/CD with the various integration failures, triggering broken pipelines and causing us to repeatedly jump between tools. This was resolved by GitLab by providing consolidated repository for all the projects. For instance, we recently had to create a 'hotfix' for a critical bug in the production environment and we were able to track this bug with GitLab, develop a new feature branch for the change, run the automated test suite, and push the new fix directly to the production environment – all without breaking any of the merge request threads.
Computer Software
GitLab’s YAML Deployment Pipelines Make Versioned, Tagged Rollbacks Easy
Reviewed on Oct 30, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
GitLab’s YAML-configured CI/CD deployment pipelines are arguably its best feature. When we pair them with strict version control and tagged releases, we always have a clean, reliable rollback path if something goes wrong.
What do you dislike about the product?
One minor drawback is that resolving complex merge conflicts or performing heavier rebases sometimes still needs to be done locally via the CLI, since the web UI can’t always handle more intricate baseline changes.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Ultimately, GitLab meets our primary needs exceptionally well: robust source code management (SCM) and seamless deployment automation.
reviewer2907768
On-premises pipelines have secured my code and version control but could use smarter analysis
Reviewed on Oct 07, 2026
Review from a verified AWS customer
What is our primary use case?
I maintain my code and run CI/CD pipelines on my code when I commit and push.
How has it helped my organization?
The fact that you can structure your code and do version control on your code.
What is most valuable?
The fact that you can set up a CI/CD pipeline is a great thing that they added. It has been there already for years, but that is the one I use the most and play with the most.
The continuous integration pipeline allows you to automatically test and stress test your applications. You can test and make sure the code that you write is secure.
Because if you host it on your own premises, you can do the security yourself. I don't know about the online GitLab, but I use it privately, so it is hosted on my own servers.
What needs improvement?
Some more analysis on the code on default would be helpful.
The combination of AI and deterministic calculation based on the code would be an improvement.
For how long have I used the solution?
I have been using it for four years or five. I used GitHub eight years ago already. The difference between GitHub and GitLab is overlapping, of course.
What do I think about the stability of the solution?
The stability rating is 99.
What do I think about the scalability of the solution?
Scalability is quite okay. It is just adding an extra disk and it works.
How are customer service and support?
Not really. It is mostly quicker to just do it yourself.
How was the initial setup?
The initial setup was quite easy.
What was our ROI?
I think it is 30% better than using a public GitHub because then you are not sure your data can be cracked in your code.
What's my experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing?
I am working with a paid version of GitLab [Private Offer Only], but that was related to what tools I use. It is okay.
Which other solutions did I evaluate?
GitHub is hosted on the servers of Microsoft and GitLab [Private Offer Only] can be hosted on your own premises. That is, in my opinion, the biggest point of sale that was used to buy GitLab [Private Offer Only] instead of GitHub.
What other advice do I have?
I could use AWS myself, so I could do that, but we don't do that. My overall rating for this product is 7 out of 10.
Brency P.
GitLab as a Powerful Central Hub for Repos, Reviews, and Automation
Reviewed on Oct 07, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
Gitlab is used extensively as the central hub of our team based workflow that handles repositories, branches, pull requests, and code reviews. Feature branches are used to control the scope of development work, and pull requests are used for reviewing, communicating, and ultimately merging changes. With Gitlab Actions, we automate testing and deployment tasks, and issues are used as a common repository of development and bug tracking.
What do you dislike about the product?
The interface can feel a bit cluttered when we have lots of repos, branches, pull requests, and notifications going on simultaneously. Creating more complex GitLab Actions workflows may require a bit of technical experience for advanced CI/CD workflows. Some admin and security features require upgrading to higher-tier plans and can be costly as our team grows.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
GitLab is a single source control, code review, issue tracking, and CI/CD automation platform. It helps us team members to align during the development process, avoiding time spent around transferring files and wasting time arguing about edits on a code file. Pull requests and automated testing lead to more stable releases, and Actions means less time spent on runs and deployments, and more knowledge of what's happening in the process.
ShahzadFateh Ali
Integrated workflows have streamlined ticket tracking, documentation, and continuous delivery
Reviewed on Oct 07, 2026
Review provided by PeerSpot
What is our primary use case?
My basic use case for Gitlab was the ticket management, the wiki, the CI/CD pipeline, and the code repository. These four use cases form my core usage.
How has it helped my organization?
Gitlab is a developer tool, and it was easy to use. I never had to go to Jira or any project or product management tool. The wiki was there, so the onboarding of my developer was super fast.
What is most valuable?
Having everything in a single place in GitLab means I do not have to go to any other tool while I am working on GitLab. That was the major advantage. The ticket management was the part that I was using in GitLab. Since I was a solo developer, I never used Integrated Code Review in GitLab extensively. However, for teams, it is really useful. Integrated Code Review is definitely an important feature in GitLab because as soon as the code is committed in a branch, the deployment is a major aspect. Making sure that the build is working fine, testing it, and having it deployed is critical, and GitLab provides a good feature in that area. I have not heavily used the security scanning part of GitLab. The ticket management and wiki part I mentioned earlier was what I was using with one of my team members in GitLab.
What needs improvement?
Since GitLab [Private Offer Only] the main part is the Git part. With AI being available, I see one thing happening. For example, Claude Code allows people to connect Jira or ClickUp, and then they connect GitHub to get the work done. If you can bring in a feature of the AI that can help do the project management and the code commits in a single MCP since the project management is in GitLab [Private Offer Only] and the code is in GitLab [Private Offer Only], that would help get rid of Jira and all these things. This will have two benefits. One, the onboarding will be easy. The second thing is people will not have to pay an additional amount for Jira or ClickUp.
For how long have I used the solution?
I was using GitLab for my personal project for the last five years, not for professional projects.
What do I think about the stability of the solution?
I never had any issue with GitLab. For me, it is stable.
What do I think about the scalability of the solution?
For me, GitLab was a scalable solution.
How are customer service and support?
I never had any problem and never had to reach out to the support of GitLab.
How was the initial setup?
I have used the cloud version of GitLab. I have not tried the self-hosted version, so I cannot comment on that. I never got a requirement to have a self-deployed GitLab instance.
What was our ROI?
Developer time is important. If you save time in the development with GitLab, that is a value of money. If things are getting done faster, then that is a good ROI. It varies team by team, but based on my experience, GitLab saved my time between 10% to 15%.
What's my experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing?
I was using the free version of GitLab , but I think the price is comparative and not a major differentiator.
Which other solutions did I evaluate?
When I started using GitLab, I wanted a combo of the features. There was ticket management, there was the wiki, and there was a CI/CD pipeline, everything was there. GitLab was the first to provide all these things, and later on, GitHub has taken all these things, but GitHub is a follower. GitLab is the pioneer of these things. That is why I started taking it and that was the main motivating factor for me.
What other advice do I have?
GitLab is on its own cloud. It is AWS, and I used Kaspersky for my servers when I was doing PCI DSS for one of my companies. I rate GitLab an eight out of ten.