Source Code management makes easy That is GitLab
Overall Satisfaction with GitLab
We are GitLab for storing our all code base on a server. It is very easy and convenient to use. It is the best tool for source code management. It has east CI/CD integration where we can directly deploy and build our application on the go. It is an open-source, secure, and reliable tool for any organisation. Its integration with Kubernetes and Jenkins is easy to process. There are a variety of runners to run pipelines jobs with visual status and progress. It comes with easy and understandable documentation. It is the most widely used source management tool.
Pros
- CI/CD Integration
- Source Code Management
- Collaborative coding among users.
- Stable and complete setup for code versioning.
- Easily setup with Kubernates and Jenkins.
- Directly integrate with server for hosting website and server.
Cons
- They should come up with more cost effective plan.
- They should improved authorisation part.
- It must have better management over MR(Merge Requests).
- Solved Source code management problem.
- Manage users among all repositories
- Easy to build and deployment.
The first thing is other products except GitLab is there is very costly and does not have any customise thing. Gitlab is an open-source license product that makes its use easier and more cost-effective that's why we have chosen Gitlab among other products with the same features. The other products like GitLab and Bitbucket have limited numbers of repositories provided as private in the free plan for more Repos we need to purchase their plan which is expensive.
We have integrated the Kubernetes pods and we have built a process to validate the code and its integrity. we have an auto pipeline running on every newly added branch and on every push to code runs an automatically build pipeline which will check for any build error and validate the code.
Do you think GitLab delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with GitLab's feature set?
Yes
Did GitLab live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of GitLab go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy GitLab again?
Yes
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