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Actually... This is a quote from the article: "GitLab 6.0 will be the first release that will also be available in an Enterprise Edition, for more information

• cbhl 13y ago
  "Enterprise Edition" for LDAP groups sync? I remember working on LDAP integration for a SaaS product four or five years ago... I'd say that is exactly the sort of feature I'd expect to delineate a consumer/enterprise edition on. Plus, base LDAP support is still in the community edition. Sounds reasonable to me.
  • sytse 13y ago
    GitLab.com co-founder here. Thanks for you comment, it means a lot to us that you find this reasonable, we put a lot of thought into it.
• kylec 13y ago
  The cost breakdown: * GitHub Enterprise: $5000 per 20 users per year, effectively $416.67 per 20 users per month. (You have to pay yearly though) * GitLab Enterprise: $39.80 per 20 users per month, or $398 per 20 users per year * GitLab Community: Free Basically, GL Enterprise is roughly 1/12 the cost of GitHub when purchased yearly, and 1/10 the cost if paying month-to-month (which GitHub doesn't offer). Interestingly, GitLab is taking a page from GitHub's book and requiring customers to purchase user packs in groups of 20.
  • teraflop 13y ago
    Also, it's worth mentioning that GitLab Enterprise is open source. It'll be interesting to see how well that model works out for them.
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