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It isn't difficult to integrate GitLab with other tools. We are a Gov company and it is really easier to put man power to customize it than to climb all the bureaucratic hurdles to buy it.
Never forget that there's a 4th tier plan: host it yourself. With containers it is really easy to setup a GitLab instance. It isn't difficult to integrate GitLab with other tools. We are a Gov company and it is really easier to put man power to customize it than to climb all the bureaucratic hurdles to buy it.
What happened to the pricing for self-managed instances? We rather like our onprem setup.
Never forget that there's a 4th tier plan: host it yourself. With containers it is really easy to setup a GitLab instance. It isn't difficult to integrate GitLab with other tools. We are a Gov company and it is really easier to put man power to customize it than to climb all the bureaucratic hurdles to buy it.
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Well but it seems gitlab offers a lot more value?
I just looked through the feature list, the security stuff is interesting but it requires a strange scenario where your employees are pushing malicious code to the repo (maybe this happens often and I've just never heard of it). Much of the Agile/project tracking stuff is in Jira/Basecamp/Asana/TeamCity (or GitHub projects + issues can be used if your needs are small). Some of the other stuff is done by a myriad of G…
Preferably with an emphasis on speed?
Never forget that there's a 4th tier plan: host it yourself. With containers it is really easy to setup a GitLab instance. It isn't difficult to integrate GitLab with other tools. We are a Gov company and it is really easier to put man power to customize it than to climb all the bureaucratic hurdles to buy it.
This doesnt change what features you can use, does ist?