GitLab has released version 17.9 of its Duo DevOps platform, now featuring AI capabilities for self-hosted environments. This equips teams with the ability to deploy the platform either on private clouds or on-premises, catering to organizations bound by regulatory needs or data privacy concerns. Joel Krooswyk emphasized that some teams may require self-hosted solutions due to frequent GPU resource usage for AI tasks. Although individual developers utilize AI for coding efficiency, existing DevOps workflows remain largely traditional, prompting GitLab's strategy to encourage upgrades to accommodate emerging AI demands.
GitLab is offering a self-hosted AI-enabled version of its Duo DevOps platform to meet regulatory and data privacy needs of organizations.
The self-hosted option allows DevOps teams to better address data privacy while also optimizing their workflows for AI-driven tasks.
GitLab believes that DevOps teams will eventually need to upgrade to keep up with the growing demand for AI-capable development environments.
Utilizing multiple large language models, the platform automates tasks, simplifying the process for teams integrating AI into their workflows.
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