If you host your own Git repo(s), make sure you have someone on your team that can stop what they're doing at the drop of a dime and fix/tweak the server hostin

If you host your own Git repo(s), make sure you have someone on your team that can stop what they're doing at the drop of a dime and fix/tweak the server hosting the repo(s). Hosting it yourself, it will be 100% someone on your teams responsibility. With Github (which is what we use). It's just there. It works perfectly. We get all the tools that come along with working on GH. We haven't seen one uptime issue since we started with them. They have an entire team to make sure everything is working properly, you do not.