Published on: February 19, 2026 4 min read Agentic AI, enterprise control: Self-hosted Duo Agent Platform and BYOM Learn how GitLab 18.9 gives regulated enterprises governed agentic AI through self-hosted Duo Agent Platform and Bring Your Own Model support. …
… Your compliance teams keep visibility into every agent action, merge request, and security finding through GitLab's built-in audit and policy controls. Governance doesn't stop when an agent takes over a workflow. …
… Category Details Experience Layer IDP • Developer self-service scaffolding • One-click environment/runners/scans • Standardized onboarding Platform Control Plane GitLab • Merge requests as control point • Integrated CI/CD • Security • Software bills of materials SBOMs • Approvals • Telemetry Guardr… …
Published on: May 21, 2026 3 min read More AI models for GitLab Duo Agent Platform Self-Hosted GitLab 19.0 brings broader open source model support for Duo Agent Platform Self-Hosted. …
… It's a reason to build the agentic infrastructure that turns the speed of agentic coding into strong ROI. Agentic coding + GitLab agentic infrastructure, delivering speed with control GitLab is already the platform where enterprises build and ship software. …
… For government agencies managing constrained budgets while trying to do more with less – a challenge reflected in NASCIO's ranking of budget and cost control as the third top priority for 2026 – toolchain sprawl creates both financial and operational challenges. …
… Context is what lets agents spend fewer tokens and deliver better results. Governance built into the core. Governance is what lets enterprises move fast in the agentic era. Like a race car, it doesn't matter how fast you can go if you can't maintain control. …
… GitLab Duo provided a detailed summary, highlighting the following: enhanced security and compliance features improved governance and control streamlined operations increased confidence in CI/CD pipelines better alignment with DevOps practices customizable security posture improved audibility cost-… …
… Each secret is scoped to the jobs that need it and governed by the access controls you already use. …
… Traditional hardware-in-the-loop HIL testing processes often follow this pattern: Developers write code for an embedded system e.g., an electronic control unit They request access to limited, expensive hardware test benches costing $500,000-$10M each They wait days or weeks for their scheduled acce… …
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