Building Real-Time DevOps with Open Source
summary
Mattermost bundled with GitLab Omnibus installs as an on‑prem chatops layer that pushes GitLab notifications, offers a getlab bot daily briefing and slash‑command automation, and supports mobile with configurable private push so sensitive incidents never leave the network. Customers report a five‑person 2015 deployment scaling to 3,000 users and 500 teams, with one case claiming six times faster deployments and three times as many projects. The stack integrates via webhooks, REST APIs, Helm charts for Kubernetes, and has enterprise SSO, RBAC and eDiscovery; a $50M investment funds ongoing work.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to talk
- 1:05History of Mattermost and GitLab
- 2:49Real-time DevOps concept
- 6:46Worldline customer case study
- 7:51Daily briefing with GitLab bot
- 9:13Legacy system integration
- 11:21Open source community contributions
- 12:45Easy setup with Omnibus
- 13:49Enterprise features overview
- 14:56High trust mobility solutions
- 16:23Call to action and Q&A
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