I tried to use gitlab and was very excited with the self host option. But for a small business, it was too much hassle with setup, installation and the biggest issue: huge memory requirement. On a DigitalOcean droplet of 512MB, it was too slow. I switched to Bitbucket private repo. May be i was not doing something right.
GitLab announces $4M series A funding from Khosla Ventures
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#82I tried to use gitlab and was very excited with the self host option. But for a small business, it was too much hassle with setup, installation and the biggest issue: huge memory requirement. On a DigitalOcean droplet of 512MB, it was too slow. I switched to Bitbucket private repo. May be i was not doing something right.
> May be i was not doing something right. Here you go: > On a DigitalOcean droplet of 512MB I'm not sure it's realistic to expect great performance on a tiny droplet in a budget provider that over-provisions the heck out of these tiny instance sizes. Spend more than $5/month and you may get better results.
GitLab has actually a pretty large overhead, and for a single user, it requires quite a bit of CPU/RAM. I assume that the requirement is not lineal though.
Re: GitLab announces $4M series A funding from Khosla Ventures
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I'm happy to report we just improved the markdown file rendering in GitLab, this started because of the comments here.
Ah, that was going to be my excuse to start contributing to GitLab! But either way, happy it's been taken care of.