Hosted gitlab has more features than github. But you are on the hook for security, config and uptime. However, it might seem a wise choice given gitlab's histo

Hosted gitlab has more features than github. But you are on the hook for security, config and uptime. However, it might seem a wise choice given gitlab's history of breaking every week and a half. (However that has improved significantly in recent months.) Gitlab is a far better tool for enterprise, as it can group repos into projects and have a shared issue tracker at a project level (as well as repo). It also has first class CI integration(git lab runners). All of this beats paying for github[1] [1] I worked for a very large financial news company that has partially migrated from stash/bitbucket to github. With a mix of public/private repos its a total mess. The tools for managing more than 40 repos simply don't exist. Not only is it more expensive, it doesn't integrate will with Jira, (well thats not entirely github's fault) it literally is just a git HTTP web interface, with a ticketing system bolted on.