Now, you can deploy to Kubernetes Engine from GitLab with a few clicks

Now, you can deploy to Kubernetes Engine from GitLab with a few clicks

  • April 5, 2018
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Now, you can deploy to Kubernetes Engine from GitLab with a few clicks

In cloud developer circles, GitLab is a popular DevOps lifecycle tool. It lets you do everything from project planning and version control to CI/CD pipelines and monitoring, all in a single interface so different functional teams can collaborate. In particular, its Auto DevOps feature detects the language your app is written in and automatically builds your CI/CD pipelines for you.

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