It's official: GitLab has achieved CNCF Kubernetes Certified Provider status

GitLab has achieved the status of a Kubernetes Certified Service Provider (KCSP), a program managed by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) and the Linux Foundation, aimed at supporting enterprises in deploying applications within Kubernetes environments. As a KCSP, GitLab offers consulting, training, support, and professional services to help organizations adopt a cloud-native approach, leveraging Kubernetes for operational efficiency and improved developer interactions. The widespread adoption of Kubernetes, highlighted by surveys showing significant use in production environments, has created a demand for expertise in managing containerized applications, which GitLab is positioned to address. With an open core business model, GitLab encourages community contributions and supports enterprises through guidance on GitOps, DevOps, and DevSecOps practices. This milestone underscores GitLab's dedication to supporting Kubernetes and the CNCF community as it helps businesses transition to cloud-native strategies while also providing opportunities for collaboration and innovation in the open-source space.

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