GitLab Self-Hosted is the self-managed version of GitLab deployed on your own infrastructure.
Use Cases
GitLab Self-Hosted is the self-managed version of GitLab deployed on your own infrastructure. Lumos connects to Gitlab Self-Hosted to discover all accounts and permissions, automate access workflows, and continuously right-size access using agentic intelligence, all without changing how your teams work today.
Key Highlights
- Discover all Gitlab Self-Hosted users, groups, and roles in one place
- Automate access requests, approvals, and provisioning
- Run intelligent, delta-based access reviews for Gitlab Self-Hosted
- Enforce least-privilege with AI-driven recommendations
Built in Governance:
Access reviews and license control
Hands-off JML:
Automated provisioning and clean off-boarding
Work in your Environment:
Requests flow into your Gitlab Self-Hosted environment
Integration Capabilities
Connect Gitlab Self-Hosted: Securely connect Gitlab Self-Hosted in a few clicks using OAuth/API credentials.
Ingest accounts & permissions: Lumos discovers all users, groups, projects, roles, and entitlements in Gitlab Self-Hosted.
Configure policies & workflows: Define who can request what, who approves, and when auto-approvals or JIT access apply.
Automate reviews & clean-up: Run periodic or delta-based reviews, revoke unused access, and log everything for audits.
Lumos connects seamlessly to your existing systems to centralize access management, automate lifecycle workflows, and give IT complete visibility, all without disrupting the tools you already use.
Use Cases
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