Browse articles that include the devsecops tag

How we decreased GitLab repo backup times from 48 hours to 41 minutes Learn how GitLab tracked a performance bottleneck to a 15-year-old Git function and fixed it, leading to enhanced efficiency that supports more robust backup strategies and can reduce risk. Authors: Manuel Kraft, Karthik Nayak Read Post

AI/ML

Accelerate code reviews with GitLab Duo and Amazon Q

Use AI-powered agents to optimize code reviews by automatically analyzing merge requests and providing comprehensive feedback on bugs, readability, and coding standards.

Product

GitLab named a Leader in The Forrester Wave™: DevOps Platforms, Q2 2025

Forrester calls GitLab platform the "most all-in-one of the all-in-one solutions," adding it "suits enterprises looking to standardize with a single purchase."

DevSecOps

Why are organizations moving to a unified DevSecOps platform?

Learn about GitLab's comprehensive, unified DevSecOps platform, which integrates tools, enhances security, and leverages AI for efficient software development.

AI/ML

GitLab Duo Chat gets agentic AI makeover

Our new Duo Chat experience, currently an experimental release, helps developers onboard to projects, understand assignments, implement changes, and more.

AI/ML

What is a large language model (LLM)?

Learn how large language models work, their applications, and their impact on the DevSecOps world.

AI/ML

Refactoring JavaScript to TypeScript with GitLab Duo Workflow

Learn how we used our autonomous AI agent, which sits in your development environment, to convert a real-world JavaScript application to TypeScript.

Security

Introducing compromised password detection for GitLab.com

GitLab is adding compromised password detection on June 19, 2025. After that date, users logging in with known compromised passwords will be warned. Here is what you need to know.

Security