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Momentarily, yes. But it's just another central hub.
by voctor 11y ago
Momentarily, yes. But it's just another central hub.
- Sir_Substance 11y agoYou can host your own.
- jbrooksuk 11y agoWhich can go down too.
- mendes 11y agoIt's turtles all the way down.
- romankolpak 11y agoStill, a lot less risky. Self-hosted hub is something you have more control over and is less likely to be DDoS'ed by some Chinese harm-wishers.
- zo1 11y agoNot just that, but if it's self-hosted, that also implies that it might be local to your work-area. I.e. It's on-premise, so even the entire internet going down wouldn't necessary stop local operations.
- taneq 11y agoBut you can do something about it then.
- TeMPOraL 11y agoWith enough copies you can push the probability of all of them going down simultaneously to arbitrarily low levels. Or at least down to "fuck, the power grid went out" levels.
- the_mitsuhiko 11y agoSame with github :)
- romanovcode 11y agoToo bad you have to pay for github.
- the_mitsuhiko 11y agoQuality costs money. Gitlab also has an enterprise package.
- Jean-Philipe 11y agoNothing prevents you from using both, GitLab and GitHub.
- elygre 11y agoMicrosoft Azure has an offering called DevTest Labs where you can load configuration files from GitHub, but not GitLab. Please spend a second to vote for GitLab support at https://feedback.azure.com/forums/320373-devtest-labs/suggestions/12294948-allow-other-artifact-repositories https://feedback.azure.com/forums/320373-devtest-labs/sugges....