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Their gitlab website is much faster than a year ago. A year ago I moved all my repos from GitHub to gitlab because I had to cut some personal costs. I remember

Their gitlab website is much faster than a year ago. A year ago I moved all my repos from GitHub to gitlab because I had to cut some personal costs. I remember it took a while to load pages when navigating around the site. A week or so ago I logged in for the first time in a Long Long time to setup a project to share with someone to test some ideas. I was surprised that I wasn’t waiting for pages to load. It was much faster than it used to be. Still room for improvement but I did notice it was much faster. So while they still have improvements to make it would be a lie to say they haven’t improved at all.

jazoom 8y ago
Can confirm. The website is much faster and much nicer than it was a year ago. Also, I don't think GitLab has had a long downtime recently. At least not for any of my projects.
- Operyl 8y ago
  Oh wow, it has been over a year since the GitLab database outage. That still feels like the other month to me. I'm getting old way too fast ...
- joshmanders 8y ago
  Even with the influx of users due to this I was able to not only setup a repo, but push all code up, and deploy via GitLab CI all within minutes... Speed is very good. I don't notice a difference between it and GitHub.
- Vinnl 8y ago
  > Also, I don't think GitLab has had a long downtime recently. That mostly depends on whether you're using CI/CD I'd think, that's had some day-long outages/problems lately. Of course, GitHub doesn't even have it's own CI/CD, and GitLab's is amazingly flexible, so it's still the better product. But it'd be nice if it were more stable. (Note: all this is on GitLab.com. If you self-host, it's presumably much better.)
  - jazoom 8y ago
    I use GitLab.com's CI/CD extensively. I guess the downtime was when I was asleep or something because I've never seen a day-long outage.
    - Vinnl 8y ago
      I don't encounter all of them myself - it depends on what I'm working on and perhaps also the timezone. That said, April 26th was the most recent occurrence for me where I was very happy I wasn't in the middle of a production deployment that I would have had to roll back. See the status updates on that day on https://twitter.com/GitLabStatus https://twitter.com/GitLabStatus (I am using the free tier though, so this is more informative than that I'm complaining.)

jazoom 8y ago

Can confirm. The website is much faster and much nicer than it was a year ago. Also, I don't think GitLab has had a long downtime recently. At least not for any of my projects.

Operyl 8y ago
Oh wow, it has been over a year since the GitLab database outage. That still feels like the other month to me. I'm getting old way too fast ...
joshmanders 8y ago
Even with the influx of users due to this I was able to not only setup a repo, but push all code up, and deploy via GitLab CI all within minutes... Speed is very good. I don't notice a difference between it and GitHub.
Vinnl 8y ago
> Also, I don't think GitLab has had a long downtime recently. That mostly depends on whether you're using CI/CD I'd think, that's had some day-long outages/problems lately. Of course, GitHub doesn't even have it's own CI/CD, and GitLab's is amazingly flexible, so it's still the better product. But it'd be nice if it were more stable. (Note: all this is on GitLab.com. If you self-host, it's presumably much better.)
- jazoom 8y ago
  I use GitLab.com's CI/CD extensively. I guess the downtime was when I was asleep or something because I've never seen a day-long outage.
  - Vinnl 8y ago
    I don't encounter all of them myself - it depends on what I'm working on and perhaps also the timezone. That said, April 26th was the most recent occurrence for me where I was very happy I wasn't in the middle of a production deployment that I would have had to roll back. See the status updates on that day on https://twitter.com/GitLabStatus https://twitter.com/GitLabStatus (I am using the free tier though, so this is more informative than that I'm complaining.)