GitLab on Thursday announced it's making its continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) tools available to businesses and open source users on GitHub, a competing code repository.

At GitLab we use CI/CD to mean continuous integration, delivery and deployment. Choosing whether you want to deploy to production manually or automatically is simply a toggle in the configuration.

Hosting CI/CD in the cloud can speed up interactions between development pipelines and source code repositories and make life easier for developers. There are a surprising number of options.

CI/CD tools help automate and streamline the development and release process. Explore our top CI/CD tools to find out which is best for you.

The CI/CD pipeline requires strong links between the tools for coding, all aspects of testing, deployment and post-deployment analysis to ensure apps built using CI/CD are continuously improved.

CircleCI, the leading continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform, today announced the general availability of support for GitLab ...

GitLab cofounders Dmitriy Zaporozhets, left, and Sid Sijbrandij. GitLab There are already high-flying startups that have begun emerging as leaders in CI/CD.

With the introduction of Credential Lifecycle Management and the availability of Aembit Edge as a native GitLab integration, ...

App security testing tools provider GrammaTech today announced a technology partnership with GitLab to integrate the GrammaTech CodeSonar Static Application Security Testing (SAST) solution with ...