Deckhouse Code ships in Standard Edition (SE) and Enterprise Edition (EE).

Feature availability

Category Features SE EE
Installation types Linux package, Omnibus Docker, Helm Chart, Deckhouse Kubernetes Platform module Yes Yes
Projects and groups Groups and members, project visibility levels, project import, issues, labels, milestones, boards, project and group wikis Yes Yes
Source code Git repositories with forks and the web editor, protected branches, push rules, pull mirroring, CODEOWNERS, Git access over SSH and HTTPS Yes Yes
Code review and merge requests Merge requests, approval rules, external status checks, merge trains, code review analytics, merge request analytics Yes Yes
CI/CD Pipelines from .gitlab-ci.yml, secrets from an external Vault or Deckhouse Stronghold, service accounts for pipelines Yes Yes
Security scanning and reporting SAST scanning with Semgrep, a dependency list from the CycloneDX SBOM, license compliance No Yes
Analytics reports Issue analytics, CI/CD analytics, group repository analytics No Yes
Project repository analytics Programming languages, test coverage and commit statistics of a project Yes Yes
Security settings and audit Group and project security settings, instance security settings, security credentials, audit events Yes Yes
Identity and access Sign-in with personal two-factor authentication, OmniAuth providers, LDAP synchronization, sign-in restrictions, group and project creation restrictions, protocol restrictions, instance-wide two-factor authentication Yes Yes
Search Advanced search, search indexing with OpenSearch Yes Yes
Integrations Webhooks for group, project, and subgroup events Yes Yes
Operations Resource limits and performance settings, monitoring, maintenance mode, backup and restore, upgrade, troubleshooting Yes Yes

Pages available only in Enterprise Edition carry an “EE” badge in the documentation sidebar.