Exlogare now supports GitFlic — the Russian Git hosting with built-in CI/CD
Connect GitFlic in minutes: OAuth, automatic failed-pipeline analysis, and root-cause notifications. Works with gitflic.ru cloud and self-hosted.
We've added support for GitFlic — a Russian Git hosting platform with its own CI/CD engine. If your team runs on a domestic Git host (or is moving off GitHub / GitLab), Exlogare now automatically analyses failed GitFlic pipelines and delivers a ready-made root cause — the same experience you already get with GitLab, GitHub, and Bitbucket.
Why it matters
GitFlic isn't "just another GitLab": different CI, different webhooks, job logs as artifacts. Until now, a red pipeline meant opening the job and grepping the output by hand. Exlogare does that for you — catches the failure event, fetches the log, runs AI analysis, and sends the result to your dashboard and chat channels.
How to connect
- Sign up at exlogare.net/signup (or log in to your existing account).
- Go through onboarding: Git → GitFlic → gitflic.ru (Cloud) and click Authorize GitFlic.
- Pick the projects you want to watch — a failure webhook is registered automatically on each one.
For self-hosted GitFlic, enter your instance URL and OAuth app credentials from your GitFlic admin — same flow, details in the GitFlic integration docs.
Already on Exlogare? Open Integrations → GitFlic → Connect or Sync projects.
What you get
- Automatic analysis of every failed GitFlic CI/CD pipeline.
- Root cause and a suggested fix — no manual log diving.
- Notifications to Telegram, Slack, Matrix, and more (on paid plans).
- gitflic.ru cloud and corporate self-hosted in a single Exlogare account.
- A free tier to get started — no credit card required.
Try it now
Setup takes a couple of minutes. If something doesn't line up with your GitFlic instance, drop us a line — we'll help you get connected.