GitLab hosting
Build with GitLab and forget about the server
Your code in a GitLab of your own, with runners, storage, backups and updates already taken care of. Nobody on your team has to maintain a server.
What it is used for
Private repositories
Your company's code, in a space that is yours.
Continuous integration
Tests and deployments that run themselves.
Code review
Every change seen by someone else before it goes in.
Work management
Tasks and boards next to the code.
What is GitLab
An open-source platform for storing code, reviewing it, testing it and deploying it. It brings repositories, continuous integration and the team's task management together in a single tool.
- Language
- Ruby
- Type
- Development platform
- License
- MIT, open source
- Database
- PostgreSQL
- Repositories
Git, with its interface
Branches, history and comparisons from the browser.
- Merge requests
Reviewing before merging
Every change is discussed, approved and only then goes in.
- CI/CD
Testing and deploying on every change
The steps are described in a file of the project and run by themselves.
- Registry
Images and packages at home
A place of your own for what your continuous integration builds.
- Issues
The work, next to the code
Tasks, boards and milestones linked to the changes that resolve them.
- Permissions
Who sees and who touches
Groups, projects and roles for your own teams and outside collaborators.
Why you should host it with us
On your own
- Sizing the server: GitLab asks for memory
- Installing and maintaining the runners
- Updating version by version without skipping any
- Backing up the repositories and the database
- Watching the space artifacts take up
With Nebux
- Server sized for your team
- Runners installed and watched
- Updates handled by us
- Regular backups and restores
- Storage watched
How to start
We migrate what you already have
We set up a copy with your data next to the current installation, you review it at your own pace and only then do we make the switch.
You start from scratch
We hand over GitLab up and running, with the domain and the certificate ready for your team to start using it.