Auto deploy your code to your servers using web hook when you push to Gitlab. Besides, it can be configed to mirror your project on Github.

Build up a new virtual env:

$ virtualenv ~/virtualenvs/autodeploy 
$ source ~/virtualenvs/autodeploy/bin/activate
(autodeploy)$ pip install -r requirements.txt

Config is quite simple:

(autodeploy)$ cp config.py.sample config.py
(autodeploy)$ vim config.py

• project_root: your project root directory, all repos will be searched here;
• backend["broker"]: you need to specific a broker for celery, redis is simple enough;
• bind: the server's bind address and port;

Run server and backend:

(autodeploy)$ python server.py
# or start server using gunicorn
(autodeploy)$ gunicorn server:app -c config.py
(autodeploy)$ python backend.py worker -l info

Supervisord is recommended, take a look at supervisor.conf.

Just add git remote github to that repo:

$ git remote add --mirror=push github git@github.com:your-name/your-project.git 

when you push to your gitlab, it'll also push to github.