GitFlic CI/CD

What GitFlic CI/CD is

GitFlic CI/CD helps teams catch errors early, check functionality in a working environments, and build code into applications. Work is organized as pipelines containing jobs, artifacts, cache, and agents called runners. Project settings let users choose a CI/CD configuration file, set pipeline lifetime, and create task variables; values can be masked in logs. Runner setup guides cover Shell, PowerShell, Docker, and Kubernetes agents, and GitFlic documents connecting CI/CD to a Kubernetes cluster.

The platform describes code analysis with SAST, DAST, and SCA, while integrations for those tools are included in its self-hosted Enterprise plan. Other documented integrations include Telegram, Jira, YouTrack, Yandex Tracker, and Redmine. The Jira integration can comment on mentioned tasks and change their status, for local Jira and Jira Cloud. Public or private package registries support Docker, Maven, NPM, PyPi, NuGet, Composer, Go, and other package types.

GitFlic is available as SaaS or self-hosted software. SaaS data is stored on server equipment in Russia; self-hosted installation is designed for customer equipment within its infrastructure perimeter. Public SaaS repositories allow unlimited users, while private SaaS repositories are free for up to five people inclusive. The free self-hosted plan allows unlimited users.

Who it suits

GitFlic CI/CD suits development teams that want pipeline-based builds with configurable runners, task variables, and package registries. SaaS can suit open-source projects and private repositories for teams of up to five people, while self-hosted plans provide an option for organizations running the service within their own infrastructure.

Limits

Free SaaS private repositories are for up to five people inclusive, with a 4 GB repository limit and a 100 MB commit limit. The free self-hosted plan allows unlimited users; the listed Pro Self-hosted price depends on the number of users.

Getting started

1. Visit the GitFlic website.
2. Choose the SaaS service or a self-hosted plan.
3. For self-hosting, use customer equipment within your infrastructure perimeter.
4. Choose a CI/CD configuration file in project settings.
5. Set pipeline lifetime and create task variables.
6. Set up a runner using Shell, PowerShell, Docker, or Kubernetes guidance.

Verdict

Choose GitFlic CI/CD if you need pipelines, configurable runners, and a choice between SaaS and self-hosting. The free SaaS private repository plan is limited to five people, and teams that need more than five in private repositories must consider Company SaaS, which starts at 750 RUB a month.