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Nothing is free in life. You should define free because it's border line a buzz word now.
by _RPM 10y ago
Nothing is free in life. You should define free because it's border line a buzz word now.
- pluma 10y agoYou can use GitLab.com with no charge. It's free in the same sense as GitHub is free, except it also runs on open source software (well, GitLab EE, which is a superset of CE and has a proprietary license but is still developed and supported in the open unlike GitHub). AFAICT the "cost" is that you're effectively load-testing GitLab EE and help guiding the development of a commercial product. Plus you're giving GitLab free marketing. But to the extent that anything in life can be considered "free" (as in "gratis"), GitLab.com can be used for free.
- jobvandervoort 10y agoThis is correct. We're thinking about charging for specific GitLab Runners in the future (think Mac Runners) or additional storage (we have a soft cap of 10GB per repo).