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About GitLab
GitLab is a DevOps platform that keeps code hosting, review, CI/CD pipelines, security scanning and issue tracking inside one product, which is its main pitch against using several separate tools.
A lot of companies also run it self-hosted on their own servers, an option many Indian enterprises and government-linked organisations prefer for control over their code. For teams on the hosted version, a fault means pushes fail and automated pipelines stop mid-build, which halts releases across those teams together.
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If GitLab isn't working
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Check the official GitLab status page GitLab publishes a status page listing which components (CI/CD, registry, Pages, Git) are affected. Check it first to know if it is GitLab or you.
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Check which component is down An incident may hit only pipelines or only the registry while push and pull work. Knowing the affected component tells you what to wait on.
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Rule out your credentials and network If the status page is green, check your token, SSH key and connection before assuming an outage.
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Retry after a short wait For transient failures, retry the push, pull or pipeline after a short wait rather than repeatedly.
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Check the live status above If many people are reporting GitLab right now, it is a wider outage and not just you.
Other ways to access GitLab
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Follow the official status page GitLab's status page and status social handle post live updates on the incident and affected components.
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Work locally and push later Git is distributed, so you can keep committing locally and push once GitLab is back.
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Use another remote temporarily For an urgent share, pushing to another Git remote or mirror can be a short-term workaround.
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Wait out a platform incident If it is confirmed on GitLab's side, only their fix resolves it, so watch the status page for the all-clear.
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