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Get faster and more flexible pipelines with a Directed Acyclic Graph

A Directed Acyclic Graph will let you run pipeline steps out of order, break the stage sequencing, and allow jobs to relate to each other directly.

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How autoscaling GitLab CI works on AWS Fargate

Run your CI jobs as AWS Fargate tasks with GitLab Runner and the Fargate Driver

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Why iteration helps increase the merge request rate

How the Monitor:Health team has been able to increase the merge request rate using better iteration, a bias for action, and by writing things down.

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How to deploy your application to a GitLab-managed Amazon EKS cluster with Auto DevOps

A Kubernetes tutorial: Use GitLab AutoDevOps to deploy your applications to Amazon EKS.

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How we built Status Page

Get the scoop on the process behind engineering and troubleshooting the implementation of the Status Page

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How to get started with Parent-child pipelines

We introduced improvements to pipelines to help scale applications and their repo structures more effectively. Here's how they work.

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Why GitOps should be the workflow of choice

What is GitOps and how do you apply it in real-world applications?

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Why we enabled Geo on the staging environment for GitLab.com

Geo is GitLab's solution for distributed teams and now we can validate and test it at scale.

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Modern C and C++: How Conan integration works in GitLab

Conan is a leading C and C++ package manager and it is now available in GitLab. Store and share packages easily with your teams or publicly.

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