“One tool just makes life easier. It's just less stuff to manage. When you use too many tools you end up having one thing over here and other items over there. This leads to struggles around keeping tasks together and keeping everything up to date.”

“Essentially, we look at GitLab as a building block, and we just build whatever we need on top of it. Whether it's a wiki or a custom integration, GitLab helps create an engineering culture.”

“GitLab is the backbone of our development environment. Today we have 2,500 people working on that for us daily."

“The reality — before GitLab — was a lot of emails, a lot of other tools. It was a lot of really hard attempts at trying to get everybody on the same page,” Cardozo said. “But once we rolled out GitLab, we use it absolutely for everything.”

"With GitLab, we went from a completely isolated situation to a collaborative environment that enables better communication and coordination among diverse teams."

“That means we need to continuously adapt our software and our processing, and that means we need to be able to deliver faster and to deliver continuously. That's a revolution and that's where GitLab, of course, plays a key role for us.”

"GitLab increased the visibility of the information shared within the Agile development team. Project management combined with issue tracking on the code was very useful for us."

"GitLab's features allowed us to speed up our production cycle, which accelerated our development and deployment process."

"Cloud native GitLab efforts aligned well with our internal deployment processes."