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Thanks for your comment! Are you talking about backing up remote Git repos that are hosted on GitHub, Bitbucket, etc, or are you talking more generally about ba
by warpedjupiter 9y ago
Thanks for your comment! Are you talking about backing up remote Git repos that are hosted on GitHub, Bitbucket, etc, or are you talking more generally about backing up any data that is hosted by a cloud service? If the former, then I'm not sure that I'd personally find the backup of actual data very useful since all users should have a local copy, but I can potentially see the use case for a redundant remote in the case that the service's servers are temporarily down and you don't want your team's workflow to be interrupted. If the latter, I think that there already some big players in that market and it might be difficult for a solo developer, like myself, to gain a foothold with a bootstrapped product.
- flukus 9y agoI was thinking about both, but git repos specifically. Aside from the code itself github comes with a lot of stuff like issue management that only offers an API to access.