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GitLab don't have to worry too much. Their uptime has been fine for us over the course of several years. And it's good that GitLab is around, so that we don't
by frabbit 7y ago
GitLab don't have to worry too much. Their uptime has been fine for us over the course of several years. And it's good that GitLab is around, so that we don't have to worry quite so much about Microsoft/GitHub messing around with the code in international projects. They have a great history[1] of co-operating with nefarious people. (And no, most people do not sign their commits and watering hole attacks are an obvious worry).
1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20645964 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20645964
- PenguinCoder 7y agoGitlab is a fine service and I do prefer it to github. A few problems I have stem from the seemingly never ending security updates, almost weekly it seems. Patching at that cadence is a PITA. My other gripe comes from the company interview process which was very bro-ish, disappointing and off putting.
- ldoughty 7y agoI use Gitlab CE and I certainly prefer it to GitHub. The interface just makes more sense to me as an operations-first guy. The CICD connections are great. That said, I do SOME work in GitHub to stay familiar with it. And I've set up web gonna to push to lambdas, but I would probably hate that process if I wanted to clone a private repo and had to deal with the security there.