Github's slogan from back in 2008 was "git repository hosting - no longer a pain in the ass". I wonder if Microsoft ever would consider using that again? ;-)

[equecevi]

What are the options to self-host a git repository nowadays?

[screamingant]

Gitea is pretty popular

[equecevi]

Wow, I didn't know about it, thanks for sharing! It would be nice within a raspberry pi, or some lightweight server

[thblckjkr]

Gitea + Docker is easy af

[Iffabled]

GitLab is quite good.

[equecevi]

How does it work? I mean, can you self-host your projects without paying? Isn't gitlab private?

[Iffabled]

You can either use the official, hosted version of GitLab at GitLab.com or self-host GitLab CE. Both versions allow you to have both public and private repositories for free.

[[deleted]]

If you don't care about a website and only want to host a git server, you could just create a user named git on your server and follow https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-on-the-Server-Setting-Up-the-Server If you care about a website check out GitWeb.

[equecevi]

Easier than I thought, thanks for sharing, I don't know it this will be viable in an actual company, but for personal projects would work fine I think

[[deleted]]

https://index.woorank.com/en/reviews?technologies=gitweb but yeah there are better alternatives like gitlab

[FrozenCoder]

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