Monitor GitLab logs to gain complete visibility into your DevOps lifecycle with Panther’s GitLab integration.
GitLab provides a Git-repository manager with a wiki, issue-tracking, and continuous integration and continuous deployment functionality. Panther can collect, normalize, and monitor GitLab logs to help you identify suspicious activity in real-time. Your normalized data is then retained to power future security investigations in a serverless data lake powered by AWS or the cloud-native data platform, Snowflake.
Use Panther’s built-in rules to monitor activity, or write your own detections in Python to fit your internal business use cases.
Use Cases
Common security use cases for GitLab with Panther include:
- Monitor changes to group or project settings
- See all failed requests from GitLab to Git repositories
- Monitor API requests and information about integration activities
How it Works
The integration is simple and fast:
- Send your GitLab Logs to S3 with a log forwarding agent like Fluentd or Logstash
- Add your S3 Bucket as a data source in Panther
- Panther will parse, normalize, and analyze your log data in real-time
- As rules are triggered, alerts are sent to your configured destinations
- Normalized logs can be searched from Panther’s Data Explorer
- Sit back and monitor your activity!
Learn more about Panther's supported log schema for GitLab.
