GitLab Integration
Integration guide for Resmo GitLab Integration.
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Integration guide for Resmo GitLab Integration.
Last updated
Resmo integrates with GitLab to ensure your GitLab environment's security and compliance.
Consolidate and monitor all GitLab assets in one place
Query your GitLab issues, repositories, user, groups, and more
Assess your GitLab security posture against GitLab Best Practices packs
Set up rule notifications to get alerted on GitLab resource configurations
Cross-query your GitLab resources, such as deployment, with other tools like AWS EC2 and understand their relations.
Resmo has an official GitLab application that you can install once you sign up for a Resmo account. The application operates the initial polling and receives the existing resources using an API key. Then, it uses GitLab webhooks to collect updates in real-time.
API polling
Webhook
Resmo GitLab integration collects users, groups, merge requests, projects, and more.
See the full list:
Find groups where email notifications are disabled
List merge requests opened per projects
See groups that allow sharing a project with other groups
Detect merge requests with a security label
Identify merge requests with a bug or security label still open for 2 days
Find issues enabled for GitLab projects
Sign up for or sign in to your Resmo account.
Navigate to the Integrations page and select GitLab.
Click the Add Integration button from the bottom right corner of the opening modal.
Click the Create button.
You will be redirected to GitLab. Accept permissions.
6. Your integration is all set! Now you can start exploring and querying your GitLab resources.
Log in to your Resmo account.
Go to the Integrations page and select GitLab.
Then, navigate to the Connected Integrations tab on the opening modal.
Click the GitLab integration you want to uninstall.
To temporarily pause your GitLab integration, click Disable from the top right. To permanently remove it, click Delete.
