Yandex Managed Service for GitLab release notes
Q4 2025
Added new parameters for GitLab workers created by managed Yandex Cloud runners:
- Security groups for managing worker network access.
- Service account that will be used to authenticate the worker in Yandex Cloud from CI/CD pipelines.
Q3 2025
Supported the option to store GitLab data in Yandex Object Storage.
Q2 2025
- Added support for GitLab instance management using the CLI, Terraform, and API.
- Implemented an option to select a security group when creating and updating a GitLab instance. For more information, see Configuring security groups.
- Added support for getting information about service operations using the CLI and API.
Q1 2025
New features
- Added an option to issue Let's Encrypt TLS certificates via Yandex Certificate Manager. To start using Certificate Manager to issue certificates, contact support.
- Added support for the GitLab Pages feature at the Preview stage.
Fixes and improvements
- Improved generation of the main GitLab configuration file, which reduces the probability of mismatch between configurations.
- Improved automatic GitLab instance updating.
October 2024
You can now monitor the state of your GitLab instance from the Yandex Cloud management console. You can view the state charts in the Monitoring tab or in Yandex Monitoring. This feature is currently at the Preview stage.
September 2024
You can now manage GitLab Runner agents using the Yandex Cloud management console. This feature is currently at the Preview stage. To gain access, contact support or your account manager.
July 2024
On July 1, 2024, the approval rules feature entered the General Availability stage and is now subject to the pricing policy.
March 2024
Instances residing in the ru-central1-c availability zone can now be migrated to a different zone.
January 2024
- Added the Yandex ID authentication provider.
- Added support for migrating an instance from GitLab to Managed Service for GitLab. This feature is currently at the Preview stage.