There is something interesting there, I think, in that it shows the market penetration of their CI stuff. It's hard to justify shelling out for Bamboo or runnin

There is something interesting there, I think, in that it shows the market penetration of their CI stuff. It's hard to justify shelling out for Bamboo or running Jenkins when you've got a very capable CI tool right in your repos. That tells me that a primary use case for Gitlab is running everything in one box, rather than bringing it in and having it talk to already-existing CI infrastructure.