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As DevOps engineer I've used and managed both Gitlab and Github extensively, and Gitlab is just so much better. Things make sense there. Shame that it's so darn expensive.


Same. Been using Gitlab for years, but joined a new company using Github. I was appalled by how bad everything is compared to Gitlab, but especially ci/runners vs actions.


Does gh actions even support k8s native runners yet?



When you say managed, do you mean self hosting, or do you mean using the platforms for devops?

I can see how GitHubs self hosting story might be worse, because it’s just not designed for that, most companies don’t do it anymore, and I believe the product is deprecated.

As for doing devops from the platforms, I always found GitHub Actions better than GitLab CI, but I realise many feel the opposite.


Agreed, used to manage our GitHub enterprise and then lead the transition to Gitlab enterprise. Both cheaper and better, and open source.




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