You can still register at www.gitlabcommitvirtual.com!

What to expect:

Commit is a 24-hour virtual experience, enabling participants in any time zone to participate in eight different content tracks. Speakers from Google, Microsoft, T-Mobile, VMware, State Farm, U.S. Airforce, and others will come together to help you achieve DevOps success. Content tracks will include panels, demos, thought leader presentations. You'll have the opportunity to earn a GitLab certification, interact with partners, speak with DevOps leaders in Q&As, and receive exclusive swag.

Tracks:

Leading Transformation

Stories about your journey to improve and streamline development and deliver value faster without compromising security or compliance. Where did you start? What did you discover? What can you teach your peers about adopting GitLab and improving your business?

Public Sector - Leading Transformation

Discover how to create an environment that enables your global Public Sector and Regulated Industry workforce to innovate, survive, and succeed @ speed. Learn how teams are streamlining development and designing new paradigms to deliver value faster without compromising security or compliance.

DevSecOps

Learn about how teams are reducing risk, shifting left, and addressing security and compliance challenges with GitLab.

Cloud Native DevOps

Learn about designing, developing, and deploying multi cloud, secure, resilient, scalable applications using the cloud and Kubernetes.

GitLab How-tos, Tips, and Tricks

Do you have a success story (or a horror story!) you'd like to tell about using GitLab? This is a place to share the lessons you've learned with the broader GitLab community. From primers on setting up labels and using boards to technical deep dives on optimizing your gitlab-ci.yml and configuring Prometheus, this is the place for you. Code snippets, command line, and live demos recommended.

Remote, but always connected

Suddenly remote with more questions than answers? In this track, you'll learn how those in the broader remote work community are turning remote into a competitive advantage through asynchronous collaboration, intentional communication, and newfound work/life harmony.

Everyone Can Contribute

We’re passionate about building on a diverse, inclusive, balanced community where everyone can contribute. This is the track for those who share our passion. Learn about open source community best practices, how to build diverse communities, how to get started as a contributor to GitLab, and other community-focused topics.

Click here to see the full schedule!

GitLab Groundworks: Training and Certification Workshops (Registration Closed)

Looking to get GitLab Certified? Join us a during Commit Virtual to participate in one of our two GitLab Groundworks workshops. Spend the day with GitLab experts from our Professional Services team, who will guide you through in-depth product demonstrations and hands-on activities. After the session, you’ll be invited to complete assessments and earn a GitLab Certification.

These are paid workshops. Purchasing a workshop is not required to participate in the overall GitLab Commit Virtual experience.

Prerequisite knowledge and system requirements:

Agile development
Source code management
See the pre-session requirements.

Workshops offered:

GitLab with Git Basics

Who it's for:

Anyone new to Git and GitLab.

What you'll learn:

What GitLab does, why DevOps teams use it, and how it works with Git.
Key processes and tasks teams work on in GitLab, such as committing changes, creating branches and merge requests, using a CI/CD pipeline, and accessing security scanning.

GitLab CI/CD

Who it's for:

Technical project leads

What you'll learn:

What CI/CD does, why DevOps teams use it, and how it works within GitLab.
How to set up and apply CI/CD inside GitLab.

Additional GitLab Groundworks information here.