Secure your GitLab projects with Amplify.
The Amplify Security Platform integrates with GitLab’s CI/CD infrastructure to secure your GitLab projects and provide actionable security code fixes directly to developers within their merge requests.
The Amplify Security GitLab integration is currently in beta. Documentation and functionality may change frequently.
Amplify provides a GitLab component that must be installed in a GitLab Pipeline for any GitLab
projects added to the Amplify Platform. The following example pipeline configuration runs Amplify’s
Runner component on every merge request. Using the main
branch will ensure you’re always using the
latest stable version of the component. Pre-release or experimental versions will never be in main
.
If you want to specify a particular Amplify component version, you can use our semantic version tags
instead of main
. For example:
To find the latest tagged version, please refer to the list of tags on GitLab.
Secure your GitLab projects with Amplify.
The Amplify Security Platform integrates with GitLab’s CI/CD infrastructure to secure your GitLab projects and provide actionable security code fixes directly to developers within their merge requests.
The Amplify Security GitLab integration is currently in beta. Documentation and functionality may change frequently.
Amplify provides a GitLab component that must be installed in a GitLab Pipeline for any GitLab
projects added to the Amplify Platform. The following example pipeline configuration runs Amplify’s
Runner component on every merge request. Using the main
branch will ensure you’re always using the
latest stable version of the component. Pre-release or experimental versions will never be in main
.
If you want to specify a particular Amplify component version, you can use our semantic version tags
instead of main
. For example:
To find the latest tagged version, please refer to the list of tags on GitLab.