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GitLab Operator certified by Red Hat OpenShift

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Date Published
Author
Dilan Orrino
Word Count
410
Company Posts That Month
22
Language
English
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No
Summary

GitLab and Red Hat have strengthened their collaboration by integrating GitLab with Red Hat's OpenShift cloud-based container platform through the development of the GitLab Runner Operator, initially introduced in GitLab Version 13.3, and now the GitLab Operator, which is certified by Red Hat. This certification allows for a self-managed instance of GitLab to operate within an OpenShift cluster, offering streamlined installation, seamless version upgrades, and alignment with Red Hat's Universal Base Image (UBI) for deployment. This integration signifies a significant technical achievement, providing customers with confidence that GitLab is effectively supported on OpenShift. The GitLab Operator is available for testing in the OpenShift console and will be production-ready in Q3 2023, enabling organizations to utilize GitLab on the same trusted infrastructure as their other applications and services.

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