Vestiaire Collective VP shares wins, insights, and what's next with DevSecOps migration

Vestiaire Collective transitioned to GitLab in 2018 to enhance the speed and flexibility of their code reviews and release pipelines, migrating from Subversion for improved maintainability and easier code reviews. The integration of GitLab with tools like Jenkins, Jira, and Nexus has allowed the company to streamline its complex toolchains, boosting productivity, while the introduction of GitLab's container registries has resolved geographic latency issues previously encountered with Amazon ECR. The company's engineering team, including data scientists, has embraced GitLab's capabilities for managing code repositories and releases, and the platform's transparency and performance have been well-received. Looking ahead, Vestiaire Collective aims to fully integrate project management into GitLab, explore more automation tools, and potentially deploy their GitLab setup on a Kubernetes cluster to enhance stability and functionality.

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