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Just this week I setup gogs on my VPS to mirror all of my repos on github. It's part of my new year goal to avoid my dependence on 3rd party apps. Of course I s

• the_duke 10y ago
  Just set up a Banana Pi or whatever at home to mirror your mirror.
  • bisby 10y ago
    The specs for a beaglebone black are worse than a raspberry pi 3 in every way except the eMMC storage. Am I missing something? (I've actually been looking for something stronger to include in my raspberry pi cluster at home, but this doesnt seem like it)
    • the_duke 10y ago
      Whoops you are right, I meant the Banana Pi m3(http://www.banana-pi.org/m3.html http://www.banana-pi.org/m3.html).
      • bisby 10y ago
        Banana pi is probably overkill for a low-key git repo. Its double the price of a raspberry pi. That said, I'll actually be looking into this to possibly run arm stuff that needs more power.
• dsp1234 10y ago
  The nice thing about git is that it's distributed. You can place as many mirrors as you like. If you make the project and repo names the exact same as the official ones, then switching between them can be as easy as replacing a hostname in your dependency manager.