Big changes coming to GitHost

GitHost has announced significant changes to its platform, including new plans, pricing, and features, to better meet the needs of organizations using GitLab. Effective December 30, 2015, GitHost introduced three new plans—Business, Business Pro, and Corporate—with increased storage and memory capacity, while consolidating its smaller plans into a single Developer plan. Existing subscribers will benefit from a two-year grandfather period at their current rates, with a 40% discount on upgrades available during this time. The new plans and pricing are aimed at ensuring the sustainability of GitHost's services. Additionally, GitHost now offers GitLab Enterprise Edition for enhanced workflow management and integration, requiring a valid license for use. An improved user interface for configuring Omniauth providers and LDAP has been introduced, simplifying setup and requiring a manual reconfiguration for changes to take effect. The platform's redesign aims to provide a more visually appealing and user-friendly experience, enhancing overall service for GitHost customers.

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