Re:Introducing Exclusive Features to GitLab.com Bronze, Silv...
by clemmakesapps on Friday September 01, 2017 @11:58AM
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GitLab frontend engineer here. Also wanted to add that performance improvement is a big part of our OKRs for our Q3 and are viewable at https://about.gitlab.com/okrs/
Re:Introducing Exclusive Features to GitLab.com Bronze, Silv...
by KallDrexx on Friday September 01, 2017 @01:41PM
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I'm glad that it's such a priority that it's an OKR now, but there are public Gitlab issues talking about performance for the past 2 years. We did a full migration to Gitlab 3-6 months ago and had to migrate out into Bitbucket only a couple days later, as basic browsing operations proved to be way too consistently slow and was extremely aggravating.
It will take a lot to prove to us that hosted Gitlab is actually good performance "for reals this time".
Re:Introducing Exclusive Features to GitLab.com Bronze, Silv...
by jazoom on Friday September 01, 2017 @05:34PM
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There's also the frequent downtime, often related to one NFS server, or something.
Re:Introducing Exclusive Features to GitLab.com Bronze, Silv...
by mydigitalself on Monday September 04, 2017 @07:04AM
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We've been working quite a bit of our NFS storage topology and have recently introduced some remediation to prevent outages based on NFS availability. Previously an NFS failure would have pretty wide-reaching implications, now it's a lot more isolated.
We're also working on an entirely new storage architecture for scaling and are slowly rolling this out. You can see more here: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitaly
For self-hosted GitLab instances run on a smaller scale, there should not even be a chance of performance hits :).
Just to give a good overview of what GitLab is offering for both self-hosted as well as our hosted solution of GitLab.com please look at https://about.gitlab.com/features/
I am happy to hear that the CI/CD integration, which is our native solution for CI/CD and beyond is being well received! We want to persuade not force users to use our native solutions.