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Upgrading the operating system version of our SaaS runners on Linux

With GitLab 17.0, we are updating the operating system version of our SaaS runners on Linux. Learn what will change and how to mitigate potential incompatibilities.

Meet the 2023 GitLab Partner of the Year award winners for EMEA and APAC

We recognized our channel, technology, and cloud partners in EMEA and APAC for their collaboration and contributions.

GitLab releases moving to the third Thursday of the month

This move will create more predictability for our customers in terms of the day of week for the release while continuing our monthly pace of self-managed releases.

Bookmark these changes: URL structure updates coming in GitLab 17.0

An overview of project and user settings URL changes, including deprecations and redirects, that will happen in 17.0.

Disagree, commit, and disagree: How a lazy solution became a category

Find out the origin story of the DevSecOps category.

Better together with GitLab and Google Cloud

GitLab’s DevSecOps workflow now integrates with Google Cloud secure Artifact Registry, security scanning, and deployment toolchains.

GitLab Gitaly project now supports the SHA 256 hashing algorithm

Gitaly now supports SHA-256 repositories. Here's why it matters.

GitLab and Google together at Google Cloud Next '23

Here's a roundup of all the GitLab events and announcements at the Next ‘23 conference.

Removing tags from our small SaaS runner on Linux

With GitLab 17.0, we are removing most tags from our small SaaS runner on Linux. Find out if you are affected and the change you need to make.

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