GitLab

GitLab brand colours

Extracted from the artwork and ranked by how much of the mark each covers — not from a brand book, so treat them as observed rather than official.

GitLab ships the entire software delivery lifecycle as one product: repository hosting, code review, CI/CD, container registry, package registry, security scanning, and release management, with a genuinely usable self-hosted Community Edition under MIT. That integration is the pitch — no stitching a runner service to a registry to a scanner — and the cost of it is a heavier application than GitHub to run and a UI with substantially more surface area. It is the standard choice for organisations with regulatory or air-gap requirements, since self-hosting is a first-class path rather than an enterprise afterthought. It competes with GitHub on nearly everything, with Bitbucket in Atlassian shops, and with the combination of a lightweight Git host plus a dedicated CI provider, which many smaller teams prefer because each piece is replaceable independently.