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Ask HN: GitLab vs GitHub
In the company I work for we're considering using a self hosted GitLab for our repos. At the moment we are fully GitHub.
We're planning on deploying GitLab on an in-house, Ansible deployed OpenStack. In terms of day to day use does anyone have any experience or insight they'd like to share beyond the initial investigations we have carried out?
- reactor 13y agoIf you are not particular about Git, you may take a look at http://rhodecode.org/ http://rhodecode.org/ as well (uses mercurial).
- joegardiner 13y agoThis looks interesting. The only problem is that we have about 20 projects on GitHub at the moment so it's easier sticking with something Git based. Thanks though.
- cju 13y agoRhodeCode started as a Mercurial tool but it now also support Git. http://pythonhosted.org/RhodeCode/usage/git_support.html http://pythonhosted.org/RhodeCode/usage/git_support.html
- 27182818284 13y agoMy org is in your situation. We are slowly migrating to GitLab. It is definitely buggier (For a while using repos with certain names like "notes" would cause 404 errors) but it makes up for that in price. A GitHub enterprise license is too expensive for the benefit we got out of it. GitLab is buggier, but being free made up for that.