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Ask HN: GitHub Enterprise Alternatives
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5y ago
I wrote an installer that sets up a VirtualBox VM, installs docker in it and sets everything up with a single command. It has a few drawbacks but might be good enough for a lot of use cases: https://github.com/dziemba/m
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On macOS you can always run things in a VirtualBox VM if you're only concerned about Docker Desktop, not Docker itself. Here's a convenient installer for that: https://github.com/dziemba/mobymac It does howe
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5y ago
How about Periskop? https://github.com/soundcloud/periskop
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5y ago
That seems like a good approach when you have only a few pipelines. Unfortunately we have roughly 1000 pipelines/repos that all our our somewhat custom tooling that spawns up more docker containers with various volume mounts. For bette
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5y ago
Looks interesting! So if I'm reading that correctly, the server-side is hosted by them but then you have the workers on your own infrastructure? That's seems like the best of both worlds (if it works ;).
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I had a brief look at Concourse. It looks promising but seems to be very focused on running things in containers. That approach is great when starting out fresh, but with our 1000 existing pipelines (that mainly use Makefiles as entrypoints
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5y ago
What advantages (in terms of CI setup) does that have over using GitHub.com?
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5y ago
This seems like a great solution, I will definitely investigate that. I'm a bit worried about feature completeness (Vault integration comes to mind). Does anyone have experience with using this on a large scale?
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Maybe "not maintained" was a bit harsh. Until end of 2020 ThoughtWorks spent a lot of resources on developing new features. This has stopped now, so I'm a bit concerned that while GoCD seems to be actually maintained (there a
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That sounds interesting. We're currently using GitHub for hosting our repos (with a ton of integrations, so probably can't switch anytime soon). Is it possible to use GitLab CI with the repos being hosted on GitHub?
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Ask HN: Best self-hosted CI solution?
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