How to design GitLab for enterprise scale
At enterprise scale, even small architecture choices can have outsized consequences. A deployment that works for a handful of teams can become a constraint once thousands of developers, repositories, and pipelines depend on it. That makes each decision made before rollout especially consequential. For example, your: Deployment model defines what your team must operate Runner strategy shapes how…
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I joined GitLab at a moment when the way teams build and secure software has been changing rapidly. GitLab CEO Bill Staples recently framed that shift in When Code Is Abundant . When code is no longer the bottleneck, trust becomes scarce, and that constraint shows up first in what reaches production. As a CISO accountable for the same decisions as my peers, my operating thesis is simple: Agentic…
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