Gitlab can handle a lot of CI/CD hosted locally for free that github actually charges for. Git was originally local only too. People would run their own sourc

Gitlab can handle a lot of CI/CD hosted locally for free that github actually charges for. Git was originally local only too. People would run their own source code repos, it was trivial to run and maintain for the most part for most basic to intermediate use cases. I had clients who insisted source code (mine or theirs) couldn't be on a public cloud provider. It's not that unreasonable or uncommon.