I've been using GitLab for local GitHub-like hosting for a year or so, and while it's pretty nice, and decently fast, it's always felt a little slow for my pers

I've been using GitLab for local GitHub-like hosting for a year or so, and while it's pretty nice, and decently fast, it's always felt a little slow for my personal use (I don't use too many features besides some visualization tools), and until recently, installation was a major pain (now there's an omnibus package that makes this process much simpler). I found out about Gogs ("Go Git Service") a few months ago, and put it on my list of projects to check out when I had a chance. I finally had some time, and liked it enough to put up a basic role on Ansible Galaxy[1], and an example/demo VM[2] in my ansible-vagrant-examples repo. While it's still under pretty active development (think major features added every 0.x release, and some elements refactored pretty heavily), it seems to run fast and smooth even on modest hardware, and already offers pretty much every feature I've needed for personal use. Other features that will make it more acceptable for places like my workplace (LDAP, better user management, webhooks, etc.) are soon-to-be-added. Definitely worth a look—and I hope I've saved you a few hours' time getting it set up on a VM! [1] https://galaxy.ansible.com/list#/roles/780 https://galaxy.ansible.com/list#/roles/780 [2] https://github.com/geerlingguy/ansible-vagrant-examples/tree/master/gogs https://github.com/geerlingguy/ansible-vagrant-examples/tree...