Get to know the GitLab end-to-end workflow.
Help learn key GitLab workflows by following guided instructions.
Choose and manage the subscription that's right for you and your organization.
Get help from a suite of AI-native features while you work in GitLab.
Learn how to install, configure, update, and maintain your GitLab instance.
Connect GitLab to your tools and workflows to build a customized development environment.
Use these reference solutions to integrate GitLab with your people, process, and technology.
Learn how to contribute to the development of the GitLab product.
Get started with GitLab
If you’re new to GitLab, get started learning about how GitLab works.
Get started with Git
Work with the Git version control system.
Get started with GitLab Duo
Use the AI-native assistant throughout your lifecycle.
Get started organizing work with projects
Configure projects to suit your organization.
Get started planning work
Plan and execute on work.
Get started managing code
Build, track, and deliver the code for your project.
Get started with GitLab CI/CD
Build and test your application.
Get started securing your application
Test your application and resolve vulnerabilities.
Get started deploying and releasing your application
Deploy and manage dependencies.
Get started managing your infrastructure
Employ best practices for managing your infrastructure.
Get started with monitoring your application in GitLab
Monitor your app and respond to incidents.
Get started extending GitLab
Interact programmatically with GitLab.
Reference architectures
Scale your GitLab installation by using the recommended configurations.
Install GitLab Self-Managed
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Install on Linux
The Linux package includes services and tools to install GitLab without laborious configuration.
Use the Linux packageInstall on Kubernetes
If you're using cluster management, we recommend the Helm chart or the Operator for installing cloud-native GitLab.
Install with Docker
GitLab maintains a set of official Docker images based on the Linux package.
Self-compile
If the Linux package isn't available for your distribution, you can self-compile GitLab.
Install from cloud provider
Install directly from platforms like AWS, Azure, and GCP.