I consider Gogs a better option. The UI is also less painful https://gogs.io/
Gogs is also available for some NASes as a package. I have an instance installed on my Asustor NAS for my personal stuff, and it works great.
Kallithea – Aself-hosted alternative to GitHub
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Re: Kallithea – Aself-hosted alternative to GitHub
#52Since there are so many threads already, here is a recap of the competition: Self Hosted (in order of anecdotal popularity) - Gitlab - Gitea (fork of Gogs) - Gogs - Phabricator - GitBucket - Rhodecode - Kalithea (fork of Rhodecode) - GitPrep - Allura - GitSSB - Pagure If you want hosted Git, there are many competitors, but some of the notable are - Gitlab - Attlassian BitBucket - Google Cloud Repositories - Amazon Co…
Adding to the list of "If you want hosted Git": Keybase.io.
They provide encrypted git hosting for free: https://keybase.io/blog/encrypted-git-for-everyone
No issues, pull requests, and social features though.
Re: Kallithea – Aself-hosted alternative to GitHub
#53Since there are so many threads already, here is a recap of the competition: Self Hosted (in order of anecdotal popularity) - Gitlab - Gitea (fork of Gogs) - Gogs - Phabricator - GitBucket - Rhodecode - Kalithea (fork of Rhodecode) - GitPrep - Allura - GitSSB - Pagure If you want hosted Git, there are many competitors, but some of the notable are - Gitlab - Attlassian BitBucket - Google Cloud Repositories - Amazon Co…
Has anyone tried hosting one of the the self hosted services on an EC2 instance? What are the ~monthly costs? I'd really rather not have to do the admin work to maintain local hardware
Re: Kallithea – Aself-hosted alternative to GitHub
#54Since there are so many threads already, here is a recap of the competition: Self Hosted (in order of anecdotal popularity) - Gitlab - Gitea (fork of Gogs) - Gogs - Phabricator - GitBucket - Rhodecode - Kalithea (fork of Rhodecode) - GitPrep - Allura - GitSSB - Pagure If you want hosted Git, there are many competitors, but some of the notable are - Gitlab - Attlassian BitBucket - Google Cloud Repositories - Amazon Co…
Has anyone tried hosting one of the the self hosted services on an EC2 instance? What are the ~monthly costs? I'd really rather not have to do the admin work to maintain local hardware
Gitea costs no resources at all. I don't know EC2 because I self host (at home) but I've got an Intel Atom based server of 5 years old or so (costs 20W) and it runs great.
Re: Kallithea – Aself-hosted alternative to GitHub
#55Earlier quoted context omitted.
What's the difference between hosted and self-hosted?
Self-hosted means you own a computer and you install their software on it. Hosted means they own the computer and run their software on it, but they allow you to have an account and store your code there. If you don't know what you want, you probably want hosted.
Most people count a VPS or container as self hosted as well, though. You don't need to own the hardware if that's not your thing.
Re: Kallithea – Aself-hosted alternative to GitHub
#56I consider Gogs a better option. The UI is also less painful https://gogs.io/
I've heard that Gitea (the fork) is more actively developed right now so it might be worth investigating that claim before jumping to gogs.
Re: Kallithea – Aself-hosted alternative to GitHub
#57If anyone want to setup Gitea easily (but not in a docker container) I made a gist a couple days ago that install it and creates a service for easy management on ubuntu 16+
Re: Kallithea – Aself-hosted alternative to GitHub
#58Earlier quoted context omitted.
You and I have different standards of awesome. Mine does not include placeholders following every click. https://cl.ly/3p3a2e3C0K2T
Yes Attlassian have pretty disappointing UX standards IMO, JIRA has similar issues since the redesign.
Man, Atlassian... they royally screwed up with SourceTree as well; v2 is unusable on many systems, to the point that myself and many users have downgraded to v1.
For a bit of entertainment, take a look at this open issue https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/SRCTREEWIN-7374 created on 01/Jun/2017. Yes, an issue that makes the product unusable for many users, that has been open for over a year now.
Re: Kallithea – Aself-hosted alternative to GitHub
#59Earlier quoted context omitted.
You should try the new BitBucket, it's awesome.
You and I have different standards of awesome. Mine does not include placeholders following every click. https://cl.ly/3p3a2e3C0K2T
That specific issue is a misfeature of whatever frontend framework they're using, and is present on many other sites as well.
Re: Kallithea – Aself-hosted alternative to GitHub
#60No screenshots. No demo. Do they really want anyone to use it?
No demo? What about the "see it in action" link on the page: https://kallithea-scm.org/repos/