Install GitLab
You can install GitLab on most GNU/Linux distributions, on several cloud providers, and in Kubernetes clusters. To get the best experience, you should balance performance, reliability, ease of administration (backups, upgrades, and troubleshooting) with the cost of hosting.
| Installation requirements Prerequisites for installation. | Installation methods Linux, Helm, Docker, Operator, source, or scripts. | Install GitLab on a cloud provider AWS, Google Cloud Platform, Azure. |
| Offline GitLab Isolated installation. | Reference architectures Recommended deployments at scale. | Upgrade GitLab Latest version instructions. |
| Install GitLab Runner Software for CI/CD jobs. | Configure GitLab RunnerConfig.toml, certificates, autoscaling, proxy setup. | Install GitLab AI gateway Using Docker image, using Helm chart. |
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