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There are many github alternatives. Are you saying you'd prefer your ci/cd pipeline to be scattered across services, or that you'd like a github backup if it go
by w4ffl35 3y ago
There are many github alternatives.
Are you saying you'd prefer your ci/cd pipeline to be scattered across services, or that you'd like a github backup if it goes down? You could probably mirror your code on gitlab and host a Jenkins server on aws instead of relying a single point of failure. Personally I'll take the single point of failure downtime in exchange for lower maintenence
- acatton 3y agoThere are many github alternatives, sure. But sofware is still centralized on github. I double dare you to "pip install", "cargo build", or "go get" without hitting github. Your project can be hosted on repo.or.cz, gitlab or codeberg, you will still need github to build it locally, or to build it on your self hosted CI. The solution is P2P git hosting. Dare I say magnet-links git repo urls?
- w4ffl35 3y agoOk this makes sense, thanks for the clarification.