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GitLab at Next '25: Transforming app modernization

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Date Published
Author
Regnard Raquedan
Word Count
760
Company Posts That Month
17
Language
English
Hacker News Points
-
Post removed?
No
Summary

GitLab's participation at Google Cloud Next '25 underscored its strong alliance with Google Cloud, highlighted by being named a Technology Partner of the Year for the fifth consecutive time. GitLab showcased its DevSecOps capabilities, crucial for Google Cloud customers, and announced its "Google Cloud Ready - Distributed Cloud" certification, allowing operations in air-gapped environments for enhanced security and compliance, especially beneficial for government agencies and financial institutions. The partnership extends to the Google Cloud Startup Perks program, offering startups discounted access to GitLab Ultimate, fostering rapid growth with robust DevSecOps tools. GitLab experts participated in discussions on AI-powered DevSecOps, platform engineering, and cloud application delivery, emphasizing the role of AI in boosting productivity and security. Engaging attendees through demonstrations and interactions at their booth, GitLab highlighted its integration with Google Cloud services, showcasing AI-powered capabilities that enhance developer productivity. The event illustrated the synergistic potential of GitLab and Google Cloud in transforming application development through AI-assisted development, a shift-left security approach, and flexible deployment options, demonstrating practical solutions for real-world challenges.

Trends Found in this Post
Trend Post Mentions Total Month Mentions Posts Companies MoM
Platform Engineering 3 400 70 42 +16%
Developer Experience 2 630 266 113 +45%
Observability 1 2,514 532 153 +20%
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