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Maybe for their SaaS but we’ll see how it’s implemented in GitHub Enterprise for on-prem. If it’s anything like LFS you’ll just be expected to keep growing your
by brazzledazzle 7y ago
Maybe for their SaaS but we’ll see how it’s implemented in GitHub Enterprise for on-prem. If it’s anything like LFS you’ll just be expected to keep growing your volume instead of doing something sane like supporting s3 or hell, even separate volumes.
- symlinkk 7y agoWhat's the point in running on-prem if you're just going to store large files in S3 anyway? It makes perfect sense the way they decided on.
- icebraining 7y agoSupporting the S3 API could still make sense, at least you could decouple it and run Minio or something.
- brazzledazzle 7y agoOn-prem doesn’t exclusively mean “in your data center” anymore. It’s about security and control, not where it’s hosted. They offer GitHub Enterprise AMIs for a reason.