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Introduction to GitLab Projects, Groups, and IssuesUnderstand GitLab’s structure for organizing code, teams, and tasks using projects and groups.
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Using Issues, Labels, and Milestones
 Track work effectively using issue templates, custom labels, and sprint-based milestones
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Epics, Roadmaps, and Agile Boards (Premium+)
Learn how to scale planning with epics, issue hierarchies, and visualize timelines via roadmaps.
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GitLab Boards and Agile Workflows
Manage tasks using Kanban-style boards with customizable columns and automation.
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Time Tracking and Productivity Metrics
Enable time estimates, track spent time, and report on team velocity within GitLab.
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GitLab CI/CD Overview
Understand GitLab’s built-in continuous integration capabilities and pipeline architecture.
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Writing Your First .gitlab-ci.yml File
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Create a basic CI pipeline with build, test, and deploy stages.
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Using Runners: Shared, Group, and Custom
Learn how GitLab Runners execute jobs and how to register your own runners securely.
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Pipelines for Merge Requests (MR Pipelines)
Set up pipelines that run on merge requests to ensure safe code integration
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Artifacts, Caching, and Parallel Jobs
 Improve pipeline efficiency with artifact storage, job caching, and parallelization.
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Introduction to GitLab Secure
 Learn how GitLab integrates security testing directly into CI/CD pipelines.
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Static Application Security Testing (SAST)
Automatically scan code for vulnerabilities using GitLab’s SAST templates.
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Dependency Scanning and License Compliance
Detect known vulnerabilities in open-source dependencies and check for license risks.
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Container Scanning and DAST
Scan Docker images and perform dynamic scans of deployed apps for runtime issues
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Security Dashboards and Merge Request Widgets
Visualize vulnerabilities and enforce security policies before code merges.
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GitOps and Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC)
Use GitLab as a GitOps engine for managing infrastructure with Terraform, Ansible, and Helm
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Auto DevOps and Review Apps
 Automatically build, test, and deploy apps using GitLab’s Auto DevOps pipeline
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Environment Management and Deployment Strategies
Manage multiple environments (staging, production) and implement blue-green or canary deployments
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Kubernetes Integration
Connect GitLab to your Kubernetes cluster and deploy securely using Helm and GitLab CI/CD
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Infrastructure Monitoring and Observability
Track performance, logs, and metrics with GitLab-integrated Prometheus and Grafana
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GitLab API and Webhooks
Automate tasks and integrate with external tools using GitLab’s REST and GraphQL APIs.
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Integrating Slack, Jira, and Trello
Keep your teams informed with real-time updates and ticket syncs from GitLab to your tools.
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Using GitLab with Cloud Providers (AWS, GCP, Azure)
Deploy directly to cloud platforms, use GitLab’s cloud authentication features, and store artifacts remotely
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Extending GitLab with CI/CD Templates and Custom Scripts
Create reusable
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Marketplace Tools and GitLab Apps
Discover third-party apps and tools that can enhance GitLab’s functionality in enterprise environments.
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End-to-End DevSecOps Pipeline Using GitLab
