Slides we delivered on a GitLab Meetup (in Israel) - Trends in Software Development - GitLab Overview - GitLab achievements on 2017 - What's New in GitLab versions 10.3, 10.2 and 10.1 - GitLab Road-map for 2018

1. 1
Introducing
Tamir Gefen, ALMtoolbox CEO

3. Tools We Support

4. -- Trends in modern development
-- Introducing GitLab
-- What’s new in GitLab
-- Demo
Agenda

5. Last Surveys Indicate…
▪ 98% of developers use open source tools at work
▪ 75% say at least half of their tools are open source
▪ 92% of developers prefer Git repositories for everyday work
▪ 91% of developers prefer to use the same dev tools for work
and personal projects
* According to surveys conducted by StackOverflow (3/17)

7. CI/CD
❖ More than 50% developers use continuous
integration more than 75% of the time
❖ 77% of developers say continuous integration
(CI) is very important to their everyday work
* According to surveys conducted by stackOverflow and GitLab

8. Thank You!Version Control Issue Tracking
Code Review CI

9. New Features / Release

10. Introducing GitLab
From Idea to Production

11. GitLab Flow (cont.)

12. GitLab Provides…
✓ Version control and repository management based on Git
✓ Issue management, issue board, milestones and charts
✓ Code Review functionality (with Review Apps)
✓ Continuous Integration tool (GitLab CI) and pipelines
✓ Continuous Deployment – Auto Deploy tool and Deploy Board
✓ Built-in ChatOp and bot commands
✓ Inner-sourcing
✓ Static Application Security Testing (SAST)
✓ Service Desk (ticketing system)
✓ Container Registry
New
New

13. GitLab Provides… (cont.)
✓ Advanced in-code search (based on Elastic Search)
✓ Wiki (with version control)
✓ Browser Performance Testing
✓ Integration with IDEs (e.g. Eclipse, Visual Studio, IntelliJ)
✓ Integration with JIRA, Jenkins, Slack, Docker, Kubernetes,
Artifactory, TestRail and more
✓ Rich API
✓ Repository mirroring and high availability (HA)
✓ Development analytics
✓ Application monitoring
✓ On-premise or cloud-based installations
New

14. “Open Core”
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15. “Open Core”
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16. What Makes GitLab Different?
✓ One platform including all components you need
✓ Private repositories at no charge
✓ Open source – you can contribute your code
✓ Open Core
✓ Thousands of contributors ( > 1900)
✓ New major release at the 22nd of every month
✓ All employees ( > 200) are working from home
✓ Transparency
✓ One Israeli employee ☺ https://about.gitlab.com/mvp

17. 2/3 of self-hosted market belongs to GitLab
Source: http://blog.bitrise.io/ 2017/01/27etats/-fo-ppa-tnempoleved-ni-2016fles#lmth.-detsoh

18. Source: https://www.buddybuild.com/blog/source-code-hosting#selfhosted
BuddyBuild found that 79% of mobile
developers who host code choose GitLab

19. BuddyBuild found that 79% of mobile
developers who host code choose GitLab
Source: http://almtoolbox.com/blog/gitlab-named-ci-leader-in-forrester-wave/

20. Big Projects are Migrating into GitLab

21. Heroku finds that GitLab CI it is clearly the biggest
mover in activity on StackOverflow among popular
cloud CI solutions
Source: https://blog.heroku.com/building-tools-for-developers-heroku-ci

22. Source: https://about.gitlab.com
GitLab is used by more than 100,000 organizations

23. What’s New in GitLab?

24. What’s New?
Download: http://almtoolbox.com/blog/get-list-of-all-gitlab-features/

25. Trends

26. Merge Request Commit Discussions CE
A video is available at ‘GitLab Israel’ page

27. Flow charts, Sequence Diagrams, and
Gantt Diagrams
CE

28. Static Application Security Testing (SAST) EEU

29. Epics EEU

30. New Cloud Offering (09/17)
Learn about the differences: http://almtoolbox.com/blog_he/gitlab-pricing-how-to-choose-edition/

31. New GitLab Code Quality EES EEP

32. New Pipeline Schedules EES EEPCE

33. Multi-Project Pipeline Graphs EEP

34. Demo

35. Thank You!Version Control Issue Tracking
Code Review CI

36. GitLab Flow

37. Questions?
Questions?

38. Get your copy: http://almtoolbox.com/blog/gitlab-cheat-sheet/

39. tgefen@almtoolbox.com
Thank You!
GitLab Israel
almtoolbox.com/nl
almtoolbox.com/gitlab

40. Comparing Terminology
What does it mean?GitLabGitHub
In GitLab a request to merge a feature
branch into the official master is called a
Merge Request
Merge RequestPull Request
Share snippets of code. Can be public,
internal or private
SnippetGist
In GitLab a Project is a container
including the Git repository, discussions,
attachments, project-specific settings etc.
ProjectRepository
In GitLab, you add projects to groups to
allow for group-level management. Users
can be added to groups and can manage
group-wide notifications
GroupsOrganizations