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I don't know anything about gitbucket, but gitlab is very well designed, and also has a public hosted instance at gitlab.com That said, setting up your own ins
by adrusi 12y ago
I don't know anything about gitbucket, but gitlab is very well designed, and also has a public hosted instance at gitlab.com
That said, setting up your own instance is much more complicated than it should be. Taking a peek at the docs, Kallithea seems to be just `pip install kallithea` and then a couple of configuration files. Gitlab's installation process is much more involved, and it's really only appropriate for larger installations. Kallithea might be just as appropriate for small projects with 5 members hosting a repo on one of their home servers or VPSs.
- veeti 12y agoI haven't tried them yet, but GitLab now has official deb and rpm packages.
- swsieber 12y agoAs luck would have it someone made a dockerized version (sameersbn on github) of it. We've been using it at work for the past couple months without any hiccups. It took a bit in the beginning because of a bug in one of the docker backends that was on by default, but following the guide he provided was simple. We opted to use the built-in redis and sql servers. Link: https://github.com/sameersbn/docker-gitlab https://github.com/sameersbn/docker-gitlab
- notduncansmith 12y agoDigital Ocean has a preconfigured GitLab droplet available. Costs $5/mo, I've been using it for over a month now and have had 0 problems. Setup was a breeze and I haven't had to do any complex maintenance tasks (aside from setting up a user for myself on the box, but I'd hardly call that complex).
- vader1 12y agoI don't know how it was in the past, but installing Gitlab 7 on debian/ubuntu is a breeze: download a .deb and install it, install postfix, optionally tweak the configuration files, and run 'gitlab-ctl reconfigure'. Takes me less than 5 minutes. :) https://about.gitlab.com/downloads/ https://about.gitlab.com/downloads/