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I am in the process of dismissing my private personal gitlab instance, and It's unlikely that I'll install something else. I plan using private repositories on
by znpy 6y ago
I am in the process of dismissing my private personal gitlab instance, and It's unlikely that I'll install something else. I plan using private repositories on the public gitlab.com.
The thing is, the killer feature for me is gitlab-ci (and private repositories). Using gitlab-ci along with my own runners (tied to a private group) along with git-crypt I should be able to do most things that I do in my small gitlab instance.
The thing is, alternatives are maybe lighter, but they don't pack as many features as gitlab and lack some kind of integrated-everywhere CI.
Leaving git, I'm not even considering that.
- kavalg 6y agoHave you considered gitea + drone?
- gh-throw 6y agoIs Drone useful if you need to build anywhere other than Linux? Yeah Docker can run elsewhere, but it's still Linux. I'd love an excuse to leave Jenkins for self-hosted multi-platform jobs, but nothing else seems to have the flexibility and to project confidence that it'll still be around and well-maintained in, say, five years.
- kavalg 6y agoIt looks that they have this functionality in Beta, but I haven't really tried that. All my jobs are in containers. https://docs.drone.io/runner/exec/overview/ https://docs.drone.io/runner/exec/overview/
- znpy 6y agoNah, Gitlab is the definitve solution. I really don't feel the need for anything besides gitlab + gitlab-ci.