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In case you consider Gitlab as an e2e solution or devops platform as a whole: Why would you need CircleCI? Gitlab can work as a full CICD platform.
by pojzon 4y ago
In case you consider Gitlab as an e2e solution or devops platform as a whole:
Why would you need CircleCI?
Gitlab can work as a full CICD platform.
- ollien 4y agoCan Gitlab CI use CircleCI workflows? There's less risk in just changing your VCS platform, rather than both your VCS and CI/CD at once, especially if you have to rewrite all your workflows. Obviously something like Dagger[1] solves this, but I don't know how widely used that is at this point. [1] https://dagger.io/ https://dagger.io/
- mtlynch 4y agoYeah, I'd like to, but I found Gitlab's CI to be a substantial step down from Circle's CI product. I elaborated a bit more in another comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32242463 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32242463
- rmetzler 4y ago> But if I'm paying a company to manage CI, I don't want to provision my own hardware infrastructure If you provision your own gitlab-runner, you don’t pay gitlab anymore for runner minutes. You can also split workloads between runners through tags.