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GitLab 19.3 helps enterprises scale agentic development securely

Help Net Securityby @helpnetsecurity ()3 min read3 · 2 reads
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GitLab 19.3 runs its Duo Agent Platform AI Gateway inside Dedicated single-tenant environments and adds Secrets Manager plus agentic SAST remediation.

GitLab 19.3 lets GitLab Dedicated customers run the Duo Agent Platform AI Gateway within the same single-tenant environment and region, with support for bring-your-own inference models. The release adds Secrets Manager in limited availability scoping secrets to environment and branch across Kubernetes, Terraform, and OpenTofu, plus bulk SAST false positive detection and agentic vulnerability resolution generating ready-to-merge fixes. Flow Creator Agent creates automation flows from plain-language descriptions, and GitLab Credits usage caps are now generally available.

Key facts
  • AI Gateway for Duo Agent Platform now runs in GitLab Dedicated single-tenant environments
  • Secrets Manager scopes secrets to environment, branch, and protection status
  • Agentic SAST resolution delivers ready-to-merge fixes at scale
  • Flow Creator Agent builds runnable flows from plain-language prompts
  • GitLab Credits monthly usage caps now generally available
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GitLab has announced updates that give enterprises more control as they scale agentic software development. GitLab Dedicated customers, who already run their most sensitive software delivery workloads on GitLab, can now run GitLab Duo Agent Platform inside that same single tenant environment and region, connect their own models for inference, and keep AI-processed data inside their existing security boundary.

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