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well they can probably include a better storage layer. at the moment you can just setup multiple mount points, but I guess it would be superior to actually set
by merb 10y ago
well they can probably include a better storage layer.
at the moment you can just setup multiple mount points, but I guess it would be superior to actually setup a moint point or object storage. I'm pretty sure that you can put git into something like s3.
- jtwaleson 10y agos3fs? ;) A) I think it would be kind of difficult to store git on S3 (the magic would be in the caching / consistency layer to keep it performant) B) it would make sense for their customers that run on AWS. However, many of them just run on a single VM / physical server.
- merb 10y agowell I just said s3 since it's the best known, but I guess it would be feasible to run on object storage. I heard that libgit2 can actually change his storage layer.. btw here is the alibaba approach: http://de.slideshare.net/MinqiPan/how-we-scaled-git-lab-for-a-30k-employee-company http://de.slideshare.net/MinqiPan/how-we-scaled-git-lab-for-... Edit: and I heard github uses gitrpc.