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gitlab-support

Experimental tool to automatically check a GitLab Omnibus installation for known issues

Inofficial, tweaked fast-stats fork. All changes at a glance: https://gitlab.com/katrinleinweber-gtlb/gitlab-support-toolbox-fast-stats/-/compare/main...main?from_project_id=12295093&straight=false

Note esp. the "top: …" commit messages. Mostly, "fast-stats top" output is simplified to speed up finding projects & users that disproportionally impact GitLab performance.

Use GitLab CI to quickly test if GitLab features are working as intended.

This script helps you find performance bottlenecks in downloaded, raw CI job logs

Automation tool to parse and summarize logs generated by GitLabSOS - extracting system health, error trends, and performance metrics - to visualize issue hotspots and support proactive troubleshooting.

Outputs the tokens that are created for the code_analyzer so that users can figure out why their search term did not return any results for file content.

This provisions a bare-bones Ruby (which is based on Debian) and installs some GitLab Support tools, as well as my dotfiles and bash scripts to make using the tools easy, and isolated from whatever mess is going on in my workstation.

This way, I can have a known-working toolbox for supporting customers, within a few minutes, without worrying that I've messed up some ruby gems or have the wrong version of Rust, or a weird Homebrew thing, and so on