GitLab enhances DevOps journey on Linux on IBM Z and Red Hat OpenShift
Blog post from GitLab
September 2020 marks two decades of IBM Linux on Z, highlighting its significance in the realm of resilient systems used by developers employing DevOps practices. The article discusses how GitLab integrations can enhance the DevOps journey on platforms like IBM Z and Red Hat OpenShift by ensuring high availability for revenue-generating applications such as banking or POS systems. It emphasizes the role of GitLab in cloud-native environments, particularly its recent updates like the GitLab Runner support for Linux on IBM Z and the collaboration with Red Hat teams to develop the GitLab Runner Operator for OpenShift. GitLab, an open-source DevOps platform, aids organizations by accelerating the software development lifecycle with features like CI/CD, version control, and DevSecOps workflows. The ongoing collaboration between GitLab and IBM aims to further streamline the deployment of mission-critical applications on resilient systems, with future plans to expand GitLab's presence on OpenShift.
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