18 GitLab features are moving to open source

GitLab is expanding its open-source offerings by making a significant number of features available to all users under its Buyer-Based Open Core model, which categorizes features based on the intended user, from individual contributors to executives. After a thorough audit of its feature tiers, GitLab decided to open source features across various stages of the DevOps lifecycle, including planning, creating, verifying, packaging, releasing, configuring, and protecting. This move aims to strengthen community collaboration, streamline the development process, and maintain GitLab's commitment to being an accessible, single-tool solution for DevOps. Key features being open-sourced include design management, code quality reports, package managers, and support for multiple Kubernetes clusters, among others. GitLab encourages community members to contribute to the transition of these features to the Core/Free tier, enhancing the platform's functionality and fostering a more inclusive development environment where everyone can contribute.

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