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#Gitlab is currently doing a Dry Run before actual migration on August 11.

In the linked blog-post I found this note:

NOTE to users in Crimea, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Sudan, and Syria: GitLab.com may not be accessible after the migration to Google. Google has informed us that there are legal restrictions that are imposed for those countries.

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  • 3
    Fuck, really?
  • 6
    Why are they migrating in the first place?
  • 6
    @gitpush because azure is crap
  • 7
    @Jacobgc not sure about crap but I'm damn sure it is expensive. In my old job we used Azure for two years then I left the company but in those two years no problems at all, faced downtime for 30 minutes three times in the past two years
  • 3
    Why not amazon?
  • 3
    Wait... So Azure doesn't have restrictions for these countries?
  • 1
    Damn it. Now my North Korean developers won't be able to access my codebase! Stupid gitlab!!! /S
  • 2
    @Wack my ground floor level understanding is that on Azure, data is not encrypted at rest, whereas in GCP it is. Those states are embargoed re: crypto so there's nothing that can be done.
  • 3
    Awesome! So if I move there I won't be (officially) able to access Google or gitlab anymore?

    Hmm let's look for jobs there, then.
  • 0
    @linuxxx found any jobs yet?
  • 0
    @electrineer Nah haha, just got a contract extension at my current job so I'm all good for now ;)
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