Is GitLab down?
No, GitLab is not down.
GitLab’s status page reports no incidents, gitlab.com responded from 6 regions, and nobody reported problems in the last hour.
- Official statusNo incidentsstatus.gitlab.com
- Reachable6 of 6 regionsGitLab API · gitlab.com
- Reports in the last hour0Normal
GitLab’s status page
From status.gitlab.com. Read at
- WebsiteOperational
- APIOperational
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- CI/CD - Hosted runners on WindowsOperational
- CI/CD - Hosted runners on macOSOperational
- CI/CD - Hosted runners for GitLab community contributionsOperational
- CI/CD - Self-managed runnersOperational
- SAML SSO - GitLab SaaSOperational
- Background ProcessingOperational
- GitLab Customers PortalOperational
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Not working for me
Pick what’s broken. Reports from everyone show up on the chart below within 5 minutes.
Last 24 hours
No problems in the last 24 hours, median response 270 ms, and 0 reports.
- Operational
- Degraded
- Partial outage
- Major outage
- No data
- Reachability check (gitlab.com)
By region
| Region | GitLab API gitlab.com |
|---|---|
| N. Virginia us-east-1 | 401 · 98 ms |
| Oregon us-west-2 | 401 · 162 ms |
| Frankfurt eu-central-1 | 401 · 181 ms |
| Singapore ap-southeast-1 | 401 · 645 ms |
| Tokyo ap-northeast-1 | 401 · 245 ms |
| São Paulo sa-east-1 | 401 · 223 ms |
Two regions check GitLab every minute, and any failure is rechecked from all of them. Each row shows the latest result. How we check
Last 90 days
We have checked GitLab ourselves since Oct 28, 2026. Earlier days come from its status page.
0 days with problems in the last 90 days.
Recent incidents
Incidents: 0 in the last 30 days and 0 in the last 90.
No incidents recorded.
If GitLab isn’t working for you
GitLab is a DevOps platform for Git repositories, merge requests, CI/CD pipelines and security scanning, offered as GitLab.com or self-managed.
Common GitLab errors
| Error | What it means | Usually | What to do |
|---|---|---|---|
502 Whoops, GitLab is taking too much time to respond. | GitLab's web tier did not get a response from the application in time, during an incident, a restart or heavy load. | An outage | Wait a few minutes and reload; on GitLab.com check status.gitlab.com. Source |
HTTP Basic: Access denied | Git over HTTPS authentication failed, often because two-factor authentication requires a personal access token instead of your password. | Your side | Use a personal access token as the password, or switch to SSH. Source |
The remote end hung up unexpectedly | The connection dropped during a push or clone, often with large repositories over HTTPS. | Your side | Increase Git's POST buffer or use SSH for large pushes. Source |
RPC failed; curl 92 HTTP/2 stream 0 was not closed cleanly: INTERNAL_ERROR (err 2) | An HTTP/2 transfer was interrupted while using Git over HTTP. | Your side | Increase the POST buffer size or use SSH; retry if the network is unstable. Source |
Is it just you?
- Check status.gitlab.com if you use GitLab.com; self-managed instances are run by your own team.
- Compare the web UI with git over SSH and HTTPS to narrow down where it fails.
- If CI jobs sit in pending, check whether any runners are online for your project before assuming an outage.
- Retry large pushes over SSH; HTTP buffer limits cause many push failures.
Alternatives to GitLab
Questions
GitLab.com incidents appear on status.gitlab.com. If your company runs its own GitLab, outages there are handled by your administrators, not GitLab Inc.
GitLab's front end did not get a response from the application in time. On self-managed instances it is normal briefly after a restart; on GitLab.com it usually means an incident or heavy load.
Sources: docs.gitlab.com, forum.gitlab.com, status.gitlab.com
Get alerted when GitLab breaks your app.
If your product or your team depends on GitLab, its outage is your outage, and your users will blame you, not GitLab. Point a Site Qwality monitor at the GitLab endpoint you actually rely on, put your own site next to it, and we alert you on Slack, email, SMS or any webhook the moment either one stops answering.