Data residency
Keep source code, artefacts and CI logs in South Africa to meet POPIA, sector-regulator or customer contractual requirements.
GitLab Self-Managed
Authorised GitLab Partner · Open trackFor organisations that need source code and pipelines to stay on infrastructure they control, on-premises or in a South African cloud region. We license it, size it, install it and keep it upgraded.
When Self-Managed makes sense
Keep source code, artefacts and CI logs in South Africa to meet POPIA, sector-regulator or customer contractual requirements.
Run GitLab inside private networks with tightly controlled egress, common in banking, government and critical infrastructure.
Pipelines on your own runners do not consume GitLab.com compute minutes, which matters for heavy build workloads.
Direct access to internal directories, artefact stores and deployment targets without exposing them to the internet.
You choose when to upgrade and can test releases in staging before production.
Reference architectures from a single node up to highly available, multi-node deployments with Geo replication.
Our delivery approach
Users, repositories, CI load and availability targets mapped to a GitLab reference architecture.
Install via the Linux package or Helm on Kubernetes, with SSO, TLS, object storage and email.
Automated backups, restore tests and a documented disaster-recovery plan.
Move repositories and pipelines from your current tools with minimal downtime.
Optional managed upgrades, monitoring and runner fleet management.
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Quotation desk
Share what you need and we will come back with a formal quotation, usually within one business day.
Prefer to talk?
Call 010 003 7197, WhatsApp +27 78 810 9342 or email hello@spreeze.co.za.
Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 17:00 SAST
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