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Our step-by-step guide to evaluating runtime security tools Key learnings from the GitLab Security team’s runtime security tool evaluation on Kubernetes clusters and Linux servers using real-world attack simulations. Authors: Hiroki Suezawa, Mitra Jozenazemian Read Post

Open Source

Journey through Git's 20-year history

Follow along as we reminisce about the first commit, the unique aspects of the earliest releases, and the confusion sparked by an update to the git-push(1) default behavior.

Open Source

Celebrating Git's 20th anniversary with creator Linus Torvalds

Discover the origins of the open-source version control system, why he handed over the reins a few months in, and what he thinks about adding new programming languages to Git.

Open Source

What's new in Git 2.49.0?

Learn about the latest version of Git, including improved performance thanks to zlib-ng, a new name-hashing algorithm, and git-backfill(1).

Security

How GitLab measures Red Team impact: The adoption rate metric

Follow our journey to develop and implement better metrics, including how we used GitLab to track our results end-to-end. Also find out the lessons learned along the way.

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How to use OCI images as the source of truth for continuous delivery

Discover the benefits of using Open Container Initiative images as part of GitOps workflows and the many features GitLab offers to simplify deployments to Kubernetes.

AI/ML

How GitLab uses prompt guardrails to help protect customers

Learn what prompt guardrails are, how they help mitigate security risks, and what unique considerations GitLab has taken into account when implementing them.

Open Source

What’s new in Git 2.48.0?

Learn about the latest version of Git, including a new build system and optimization in the new reftable backend. Discover contributions from GitLab's Git team and the Git community.

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