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Effortlessly Build a Website with GitLab Pages

Creating a website has never been easier, thanks to GitLab Pages. Whether you're a developer, a business owner, or simply looking to showcase your portfolio, GitLab Pages provides a streamlined approach to hosting and managing a website directly from your GitLab repository.

Why Choose GitLab Pages?

With full integration into the GitLab DevSecOps platform, GitLab Pages allows you to deploy static websites with ease. Benefit from complete CI/CD automation, custom domain support, and free SSL certificates for secure hosting. What's more, no additional infrastructure is needed—your site is built and hosted directly within GitLab.

Steps to Get Your Website Online

  • Choose Your Static Site Generator: GitLab Pages supports a variety of frameworks like Jekyll, Hugo, and MkDocs.
  • Configure Your Repository: Add the necessary CI/CD configuration to define how GitLab will build and deploy your site.
  • Push Your Code: Once you push your website source files into the repository, GitLab CI/CD will handle the rest.
  • Customise Your Domain: Use your own domain or subdomain to personalise your website’s branding.
  • Go Live: Your website is now publicly available, backed by GitLab’s infrastructure.

Get Started Today

GitLab Pages is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a fast, reliable, and secure way to host static websites. Whether you're setting up a blog, a documentation site, or a company landing page, GitLab Pages simplifies the process.

Need help implementing GitLab solutions? IDEA GitLab Solutions offers professional consulting services and licences across the UK, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia, North Macedonia, Israel, South Africa, and Paraguay. Let our experts assist you in streamlining your GitLab setup.