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The people most annoyed in the last thread were the ones who evangelized GitLab within their companies but hadn't yet convinced the company to pull the plug or
by marcinzm 6y ago
The people most annoyed in the last thread were the ones who evangelized GitLab within their companies but hadn't yet convinced the company to pull the plug or transition to a paid plan. They now have egg on their faces as GitLab is no longer a viable option due to pricing.
- zymhan 6y agoI worked at a company that only used Gitlab's free tier for production deployments. But instead of actually paying for their service to resolve various limitations we ran into, my manager decided he "had a bad experience with Gitlab" and so we switched providers. I honestly don't know what people are thinking using a free tier for some service provider to run their company.
- PaywallBuster 6y agoI'm also using Gitlab for free in production. We only use the CI/CD feature and host our own runners, free plan serves us well and gitlab.com just works.
- sofixa 6y ago> I honestly don't know what people are thinking using a free tier for some service provider to run their company Idk, at work we have a pretty big free hosted Gitlab ( across multiple machines and DCs) and there are very little limitations ( which are not worth the price jump from free to pretty expensive)