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Setting up a private git repo is easy[1] and a web interface with OpenVPN only access on a VPS. I've done it for a small team in the past. I don't know your us
by atmosx 11y ago
Setting up a private git repo is easy[1] and a web interface with OpenVPN only access on a VPS. I've done it for a small team in the past.
I don't know your use case so I might be wrong, but I believe your mistrust in Github and Bitbucket is unjustified.
As far as encryption schemes go, everything depends on what or who you're trying to avoid.
[1] https://www.convalesco.org/articles/2009/07/24/how-to-set-up-a-personal-git-repository-in-10-minutes/ https://www.convalesco.org/articles/2009/07/24/how-to-set-up...
- unclebucknasty 11y agoThanks for the pointer. It adds another option though, of course, I prefer to go with a managed service. Would really like AWS, as our infrastructure is already there, they encrypt at rest, and it's very affordable. Unfortunately, they don't support Netbeans and their integration with IAM makes config clunky. It's not so much a mistrust of Github from a malice perspective, as believing they should encrypt files that may be sensitive at rest, given that they are hosting other people's data. It just seems a potential security hole.