Stream data from Gitlab to Timescale
Sync your Gitlab data with Timescale in minutes using Estuary Flow for real-time, no-code integration and seamless data pipelines.
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Gitlab connector details
The GitLab connector continuously captures repository, project, and group data from GitLab (both cloud and self-hosted) into Estuary collections, enabling unified right-time visibility into your development lifecycle.
- Broad resource coverage: Captures key GitLab entities such as branches, commits, issues, pipelines, jobs, merge requests, projects, and users, providing a full picture of activity.
- Right-time synchronization: Streams data updates from GitLab’s API for dependable and current insights into engineering workflows.
- Flexible authentication: Supports both OAuth2 and Personal Access Token (PAT) authentication for secure, policy-aligned setup.
- Self-hosting ready: Works with both GitLab.com and self-managed GitLab instances, ideal for enterprises with on-prem infrastructure.
- Simple configuration: Define your groups, projects, and start date once — Estuary automatically maps all supported GitLab resources to Flow collections.
💡 Tip: For large GitLab organizations, authenticate with OAuth and use organization-level access (group/*
) to capture all projects without needing to specify each one individually.

Timescale connector details
The TimescaleDB materialization connector writes data from Estuary collections into TimescaleDB tables, making it easy to manage and query real-time, time-series workloads. Built on the PostgreSQL connector, it provides the same configuration experience with added support for Hypertables—TimescaleDB’s time-series optimized storage.
- PostgreSQL-compatible: Fully supports PostgreSQL features and syntax while extending for time-series optimization
- Hypertable support: Easily create Hypertables using custom SQL statements in the binding configuration
- Automatic table creation: Flow creates and manages tables within your TimescaleDB database automatically
- Flexible configuration: Supports both standard and delta updates for efficient data synchronization
- Ideal for time-series data: Perfect for IoT telemetry, metrics, financial data, and operational analytics
💡 Tip: Enable Hypertables by adding SELECT create_hypertable(‘table’, ‘timestamp_column’); in your binding configuration to unlock TimescaleDB’s performance benefits for time-series queries.
How to integrate Gitlab with Timescale in 3 simple steps using Estuary Flow
Connect Gitlab as Your Real-Time Data Source
Set up a real-time source connector for Gitlab in minutes. Estuary captures change data (CDC), events, or snapshots — no custom pipelines, agents or manual configs needed.
Configure Timescale as Your Target
Choose Timescale as your target system. Estuary intelligently maps schemas, supports both batch and streaming loads, and adapts to schema changes automatically.
Deploy and Monitor Your End-to-End Data Pipeline
Launch your pipeline and monitor it from a single UI. Estuary Flow guarantees exactly-once delivery, handles backfills and replays, and scales with your data — without engineering overhead.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Set Up Capture: In Estuary Flow, go to Sources, click + NEW CAPTURE, and select the Gitlab connector.
- Enter Details: Add your Gitlab connection details and click SAVE AND PUBLISH.
- Materialize Data: Go to Destinations, choose your target system, link the Gitlab capture, and publish.
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