I are probably asking yourself by now, how much does it cost or is it like totally free or how exactly
does it work?
And if you take a quick look from the start page to the pricing, you'll notice that there are two options
on how you can run Gottleib.
And this really matters a lot.
Now you have the option of using your laptop come as you have seen in this, or you have the possibility
of hosting Gottleib on your own server.
Now, if you go for the first option, which initially at least is very easy to use, you can get advantage
of the free package.
Now, the free package is indeed free.
You do not have to pay anything for it.
The main limitation that you will encounter is that you have two thousand of pipeline minutes.
So when you're running your pipeline, it takes a time to execute the script.
And every time you do that, it will be subtracted from these thousand minutes.
Now, 20 minutes is more than 30 hours of pipeline time and that will be definitely more than enough
in order for you to complete its course.
So if you don't already have access to another package or a known Getler installation, then you definitely
do not have to worry about this, because 2000 minutes, as I said, would be more than enough for you
to complete this course that you do not need to worry about it.
Of course, as you need more features or more pipeline minutes, I'll get less calls it you you'll have
to pay per user per month.
And there are different packages which you can take a look at.
Now, this is for the so-called software as a service or this cloud offering from lab where you do not
have to install anything on your premises.
On the other side, if you want to have Gottleib installed in your own organization and you will have
learn to take care of everything from installing, updating, making backups and so on, there's still
the possibility of using Getler free.
So there's a community addition which is actually quite powerful and very, very useful.
You don't get any support with it, but you still don't have to pay anything in that case.
And especially if you're the decision maker.
I will start started this page and figure out exactly which of these options is the best one for you.
My advice, at least for the beginning, probably the easiest way is to use Gottleib dot com, which
is hosted by Gottleib, and you can easily migrate to another solution later.
So if you decide I want to host it on my own, it will be more or less a matter of closing the repositories,
setting up, making some settings.
Then you would be able to migrate jobs that we have created on Gottleib that come.