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I host my own GitLab instance - if it goes down all I have is myself to blame - and honestly with their pre-packaged software it's super simple. And took me ano
by tylerjd 10y ago
I host my own GitLab instance - if it goes down all I have is myself to blame - and honestly with their pre-packaged software it's super simple. And took me another 15 minutes to get the GitLab CI workers running. I also mirror to GitHub for public projects.
GitLab ran into an issue many startups do - they grew very rapidly and didn't hire enough people. They make a fantastic piece of open source software, and the self-hosted version will continue to serve as my main Git server, but seeing as they've had so many issues with their hosted platform, I will be weary for some time to come.
- rxminus 10y agoI'm not disputing that...but like I mentioned in the post; I'm ruthless not spending time on things that aren't our core service. I don't host our own mail either, I pay for GSuite :-P.