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-**WebIDE and Markdown***(for anyone looking to make changes to code or Pages)* - Covers what you can do with the built-in GitLab WebIDE to make changes to code, files, Pages directly from the GitLab web UI, as well as tips & tricks you can do with GitLab markdown in issues, merge requests, epics, Pages, etc.
-**Git Basics***(for those who want to contribute on their local machine)* - Focuses on the command line interface into GitLab that a developer may need to pull/push code to/from the GitLab server
-**CI/CD Basics***(for those who want to learn about automated build/test/deploy pipelines)* - Covers the basics of how to set up a pipeline to build, test, and deploy your code
-**Advanced CI/CD***(for those interested in learning more about CI/CD)* - Requires basic CI/CD knowledge and covers advanced topics such as includes/extends, rules, child pipelines, and more (specific content will be curated)
-**GitLab Security and Compliance***(for security, developers, managers, and PMs)* - Covers an overview of the security features including how developers see the scan results in the merge request and how security teams can review the results in the Security Dashboard
-**DevSecOps Adoption Path***(for security & developers)* - A prescriptive and curated route to adopting GitLab Secure scanners to get the most ROI as quickly as possible with Secure. This is a great workshop for customers who are struggling with Secure adoption or are just beginning their journey on Ultimate and using GitLab Secure.
-[**Advanced CI/CD**](/handbook/customer-success/workshops/ci-workshop/)*(for those interested in learning more about CI/CD)* - Requires basic CI/CD knowledge and covers advanced topics such as includes/extends, rules, child pipelines, and more (specific content will be curated)
-[**GitLab Security and Compliance**](/handbook/customer-success/workshops/secure/)*(for security, developers, managers, and PMs)* - Covers an overview of the security features including how developers see the scan results in the merge request and how security teams can review the results in the Security Dashboard
-[**DevSecOps Adoption Path**](https://gitlab.highspot.com/items/636013fdcba3439c837f10d7?lfrm=ssrp.1#1)*(for security & developers)* - A prescriptive and curated route to adopting GitLab Secure scanners to get the most ROI as quickly as possible with Secure. This is a great workshop for customers who are struggling with Secure adoption or are just beginning their journey on Ultimate and using GitLab Secure.
-**GitLab as a PM tool***(for PMs, scrum masters, team leads, developers)* - Focuses on organization and use of epics, sub-epics, roadmaps, issues, labels, milestones, and boards
-**Issue, labels, and boards***(for those interested in learning more about GitLab PM)* - Covers more tips & tricks on issues, labels, and boards and is good follow-on after the PM session
-**DevOps Metrics with GitLab***(for managers, PMs, team leads)* - Goes over what the DORA4 metrics are, why it is useful to track them, and what is available in GitLab
-**Innersourcing with GitLab***(for teams interested in starting code-sharing initiatives internally)* - Goes over what is innersourcing, why it is useful, and what are the key things needed for success, followed by how to get started in GitLab
-[**Innersourcing with GitLab**](/handbook/customer-success/workshops/innersource-workshop/)*(for teams interested in starting code-sharing initiatives internally)* - Goes over what is innersourcing, why it is useful, and what are the key things needed for success, followed by how to get started in GitLab
-**GitOps with GitLab***(for teams looking to use GitLab for Infrastructure as Code)* - Goes over what is GitOps, how it is more than just Infrastructure as Code, what are the benefits, and how to get started with GitLab
-**GitLab Administration***(for GitLab Admins of self-managed instances)* - Goes over GitLab components and architecture, installs, upgrades, admin area of the UI, common CLI commands, and back-ups
-**Permissions & Access with GitLab***(for GitLab Admins of self-managed instances)* - Goes over permission access at the Group, Subgroup, Project, and Member levels, and discusses how to effectively tie access in with supported authentication protocols for on and offboarding
