A new monthly update is available with version 17.3 of the GitLab Development Platform. This release brings several new functionalities to increase the efficiency and user-friendliness of the platform for developers.
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Analyze failed job logs
The highlight of this release is artificial intelligence (AI)-powered root cause analysis for failed pipeline jobs, supported by the AI ​​assistant GitLab Duo. This functionality analyzes failed job logs, identifies the cause of failure, and suggests solutions. Also new is AI-powered vulnerability resolution, which provides specific code suggestions to fix vulnerabilities.
GitLab 17.3 makes it possible to implement multiple compliance frameworks in a single project, making it easier to comply with various regulatory requirements. In addition, pods can be deleted directly from the GitLab interface, which has a positive effect on the management of Kubernetes clusters.

Two new metrics
With GitLab 17.3, two new metrics have been introduced for AI Impact Analytics: the acceptance rate of code suggestions and the utilization of GitLab Duo seats. The acceptance rate measures how often GitLab Duo developers adopt proposed code changes, while GitLab Duo seat utilization shows the percentage of licensed seats actually used. These metrics are intended to help organizations better understand and plan the effectiveness and use of the AI ​​assistant GitLab Duo.
These metrics are complemented by small, simple charts embedded in the data tables (sparklines) that convert numerical values ​​into graphical representations, making it easier to identify trends and compare multiple metrics.
GitLab 17.3 integrates sparklines into AI Impact Analytics. These are small charts embedded in tables that visually represent numerical values.
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Support for Kubernetes 1.30
Other improvements include support for Kubernetes 1.30, better management of repositories, and advanced security features such as HMAC authentication for external health checks. GitLab Runner 17.3 has also been released with performance improvements and bug fixes.
In addition, the update maintains a new, powerful Container Registry Architecture Ready, which offers new features such as zero-downtime garbage collection, improved performance and reliability, as well as improved sorting/filtering and memory usage visibility.
More information about the update The blog post can be found in at the same time GitLab Documentation,
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