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What do you recommend? There was one I remember seeing the name of here but I've forgotten

• brian_herman__ 6y ago
  https://sourcehut.org/ https://sourcehut.org/ the owner is a frequent hacker news poster.
  • mahaganapati 6y ago
    Yep that was the one! Thank you
• sneak 6y ago
  Personally, I self-host Gitea. It works extremely well. It has webhooks that tie nicely into my (also self-hosted) Drone (CI) and Mattermost (f/oss self-hosted Slack replacement) and CapRover (self-hosted Heroku) setups.
  • mahaganapati 6y ago
    That's awesome! It sounds like a great setup for a solo dev wanting to save money, or even for bootstrapping a startup. Thanks for sharing
    • sneak 6y ago
      On a $300/mo server from Hetzner it can run git, CI, image registry, Mattermost, email, wiki, Discourse, Mumble, and host a bunch of apps (dev, stage, prod) without breaking a sweat. I set up the filesystem so it stores all server state for all apps and stuff in a single directory tree (thanks to Docker you can mount whatever source directories you want into a container at any path). A continuous rsync job in a loop makes sure that that directory tree is always synchronized onto another $20/mo VPS elsewhere. (Failures on that backup machine/script are reported realtime via webhooks back into Mattermost.) It's a really robust system (for a single machine) and thanks to everything being containerized, can be easily replicated from the backup host back onto a new machine in under an hour or so in the event of crash/disaster. For 90% of small businesses, even the $300/mo server is significant overprovisioning/overkill.
      • mahaganapati 6y ago
        Thanks for the further detail! I'm favorit-ing your reply for when I'll need to set up something like this soon. I appreciate it!
• megous 6y ago
  nginx+git+cgit
  • brian_herman__ 6y ago
    That is an alternative, if you are using git you probably are well versed in Linux.