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I'm using paid GitLab hosting via the GitLab-owned GitHost.io, so zero: everytime an update comes out I get two e-mails and that's it. The pricing is extremely
by pluma 10y ago
I'm using paid GitLab hosting via the GitLab-owned GitHost.io, so zero: everytime an update comes out I get two e-mails and that's it.
The pricing is extremely competitive. We are a small shop so the smallest package ($35, recommended for up to 30 active users) is good enough. We started with a self-hosted GitLab via docker and switched to GitHost as soon as it was bought by GitLab.