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As a novice at self-hosting, I previously attempted to use it, but got stuck as I didn't understand MySQL, and learning it just for Gitea was too much. However,
by Kelamir 4y ago
As a novice at self-hosting, I previously attempted to use it, but got stuck as I didn't understand MySQL, and learning it just for Gitea was too much. However, I've had some progress with with another database recently, so I would like to give Gitea another try soon.
- dual_dingo 4y agoFor small personal deployments, using SQLite as a database is usually sufficient. This means you don't need a fullblown SQL server, instead the whole database consists of a single file.
- geek_at 4y agocan confirm have about 20 repos and 1 org in my gitea and I never have problems with loading speeds