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git with ssh on a server is fantastic, though sometimes managing and paying for the server can be annoying. afaik it's not possible to have an untrusted git se
by nathants 4y ago
git with ssh on a server is fantastic, though sometimes managing and paying for the server can be annoying.
afaik it's not possible to have an untrusted git server, at a minimum ram contents will be plaintext.
before i undertook this, i had never heard of git-bundle:
https://git-scm.com/docs/git-bundle https://git-scm.com/docs/git-bundle
- donatj 4y ago> at a minimum ram contents will be plaintext The only thing that's going to remain resident after a push/pull is os level file system cache. There's no daemon when operating git over ssh. Are container escapes on major hosting services common enough to even worry about? I don't hear much about them. Or are you concerned about AWS/Vultr/Digital Ocean stealing your code? That seems like paranoia. They have world class developers, best in the industry. They don't want your code. This isn't the movie Antitrust.
- nathants 4y agoyes, the concern is aws employees reading my private poetry collection. my rights!