The new GitLab swag store is now live, and more from GitLab

Read the latest news about GitLab and recent releases. [GitLab]( How to Break Down the DevOps Barrier [Watch live]( Join us to hear from Linux technical team lead Steve Zinck, of the Province of Nova Scotia, on his team’s grassroots initiative to embrace DevOps. From the challenges that motivated them to change to the tooling that made it possible, Steve will share their story and some advice for other teams eager to start their own transformation. The new GitLab swag store is now live! [Shop now]( EXTRA! EXTRA! This just in, GitLab just launched a new swag store filled with all types of new goodies. And…for the first time ever, a few select items that you could only lay your hands on at GitLab events will now be available in the store. AKA everyone can have their very own pair of GitLab socks and hand-knit tanuki plush toy. We couldn't be more excited to share all these new items with the community, so for a limited time we will be offering a 25% dicount (NEWSWAG) off everything in the store, with free shipping to all countries. GitLab at Jenkins World [Come see us]( We're excited to announce that GitLab will be at Jenkins World, August 28-31 in San Francisco! Stop by booth 114 to pick up some new GitLab swag and to [learn more about our integration with Jenkins](. GitLab has [built-in CI/CD](, why do we integrate with Jenkins? While we have our own built in tools, our platform is also incredibly flexible. We’ve built tight integrations with leading development tools, like JIRA and Jenkins, so if you prefer to stay on your existing tools you can. Then in the future, you can easily swap out other tools for our built-in solutions. Dockerizing GitLab Review Apps [read more]( Last year GitLab introduced the Review Apps feature. Review Apps are app environments that are created dynamically every time you push a new branch up to GitLab. As a bonus point the app environments are automatically deleted when the branch is deleted. Since we moved to using Docker for quite a few of our projects I was keen on figuring out how to combine Docker and the GitLab Review Apps functionality as the documentation only mentions NGINX as a way to run Review Apps. As it turns out, it is rather simple to deploy Docker containers as a Review App. [We're Hiring]( We're Hiring [Read Listings]( [Get In Touch]( Get In Touch [Contact Us]( [Contact Sales]( [about.gitlab.com]( [Login]( We want feedback on this newsletter! Please reply if you have requests or ideas for improvement. This email was sent to [{EMAIL}](. If you no longer wish to receive notifications please [unsubscribe]( here.