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# Gitlab Servers

The GitLab Servers page lists every GitLab instance connected to StepSecurity, including both `gitlab.com`  and self-hosted GitLab servers.

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StepSecurity's GitLab integration currently supports self-hosted GitLab runners. For the full scope of supported capabilities, see the [GitLab documentation](https://docs.stepsecurity.io/gitlab/).
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### What you can do here

* **View connected GitLab instances:** The table lists every GitLab server registered with StepSecurity, identified by name. The `cloud-instance` entry represents `gitlab.com`.
* **View projects on a server:** Click **Projects** on any row to see the GitLab projects StepSecurity has discovered on that server.
* **Check agent status:** Click **Agent status** on any row to see the connection status of the StepSecurity agent for that server, including whether the agent is currently reporting telemetry.

### Adding a GitLab server

GitLab servers are connected to StepSecurity by deploying the StepSecurity agent on a self-hosted GitLab runner. Once the agent is running and authenticated, the server appears in this list automatically.

For the full agent installation walkthrough, see the [GitLab documentation](/gitlab/settings/self-hosted-runners.md).


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