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One possible backup would be Bitbucket (https://bitbucket.orghttps://bitbucket.org/ https://bitbucket.orghttps://bitbucket.org/). (I'm not affiliated Bitbucket

by yakiv 14y ago

One possible backup would be Bitbucket (https://bitbucket.orghttps://bitbucket.org/ https://bitbucket.orghttps://bitbucket.org/). (I'm not affiliated Bitbucket in any way. I don't profit from them doing well, aside from them sticking around to keep providing free hosting for me.)

ajross 14y ago
Another possible backup is any host on the internet. Seriously, dump it into a static file directory on any old web server or run a trivial git server. Send deltas with patch files. It's not even harder than github is, just uglier.
bitcartel 14y ago
If you want to use your own servers, Atlassian (who own Bitbucket) recently released Stash, a competitor to Github Enterprise. Pricing is very good and if you have a commercial license, you also get the source code.
- lflux 14y ago
  I've evaluated Stash a couple times, and I feel that Gitlab still has it beat.