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We do pay for git hosting (why does everyone assume that I expect this to be free?) The issue isn't so much with code hosting but more with code pipelining. We
by laumars 9y ago
We do pay for git hosting (why does everyone assume that I expect this to be free?)
The issue isn't so much with code hosting but more with code pipelining. We can live without being able to do `git push` for 24 hours(see footnote), but having our code pipeline down during a tight release cycle could be detrimental.
This obviously isn't Gitlab's problem, just a side effect of the current devops automation culture. But something I need to plan for - or at least have considered and weighed up the cost vs impact to business.
Footnote: I'm not implying Gitlab has outages lasting this long. I'm just plucking a figure out of thin air for the sake of a wider discussion regarding HA.