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Holy cow, does this mean I can use source graph as a single dev wanting the features, but not able to upload private source to a cloud service? Fwiw, I'd love
by asdkhadsj 8y ago
Holy cow, does this mean I can use source graph as a single dev wanting the features, but not able to upload private source to a cloud service?
Fwiw, I'd love to pay as a private user for this type of service. It's just that for many, we can't use a tool that leaks code. I look forward to that day, if it's not today :)
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- sqs 8y agoYes! There is a `docker run` command that will spin up a Sourcegraph instance for you at https://about.sourcegraph.com/docs/ https://about.sourcegraph.com/docs/. The self-hosted Docker (or, for big clusters, Kubernetes) deployment method has been there for about 10 months now, and devs/companies really like it. Making it so easy to self-host Sourcegraph was a big win, and going open-source is another step in that direction. What is new is that you can now also build Sourcegraph from source and see/hack on/etc. our source code.