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Article: Exclusive: GitLab's success in APAC and ANZ showcased in Singapore event - IT Brief Asia - published 29 days ago.
Content: GitLab recently hosted its successful DevSecOps World Tour in Singapore, attracting over 200 attendees and highlighting its growing impact in ...
https://itbrief.asia/story/exclusive-gitlab-s-success-in-apac-and-anz-showcased-in-singapore-event
Published: 2024 12 10 01:14:15
Received: 2024 12 10 03:02:28
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Topic: DevSecOps

Article: AWS-깃랩, SW 개발 가속화 위한 통합 AI 솔루션 발표 - 아이티데일리 - published 29 days ago.
Content: [아이티데일리] 아마존웹서비스(AWS)와 인공지능(AI) 기반 데브섹옵스(DevSecOps) 플랫폼 깃랩(GitLab)은 'AWS 리인벤트(re:Invent)'에서 깃랩 듀오(GitLab ...
http://www.itdaily.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=229519
Published: 2024 12 10 01:45:11
Received: 2024 12 10 03:02:28
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Topic: DevSecOps

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Article: AWS·깃랩, 통합 AI 솔루션 발표 ··· 소프트웨어 혁신 가속화 - 데이터넷 - published 29 days ago.
Content: [데이터넷] 아마존웹서비스(AWS)와 AI 기반 데브섹옵스(DevSecOps) 플랫폼 깃랩(GitLab)은 AWS 리인벤트(re:Invent)에서 깃랩 듀오(GitLab Duo)와 아마존 ...
https://www.datanet.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=198369
Published: 2024 12 10 01:46:10
Received: 2024 12 10 03:02:28
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Source: Google Alert
Category: News
Topic: DevSecOps

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