Self Hosted Private Repo Mirror from GitHub to Gitlab
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Re: Self Hosted Private Repo Mirror from GitHub to Gitlab
#2As some one who has hosted Gitlab before, it’s very heavy if it’s just a few users.
For personal use Gitea + Drone CI has been awesome with a much smaller memory footprint.
Gitea let’s you import repos, I haven’t checked on full mirror yet.
One thing that is not supported is Gitea doesn’t have an endpoint for files changed (last I checked) so drone can’t support build steps if a folder of file changes in a mono repo for example.
Other wise works great with a private registry and mirror for caching.
Can build a multi arch python Docker image with Docker buildx for amd64,arm64,arm6,arm7 in one pass.
Uncached its 30 minutes. With Buildx Canche takes 4 minute.
This is in VM on my NAS with old i7, 16gb ram.
Re: Self Hosted Private Repo Mirror from GitHub to Gitlab
#3As some one who has hosted Gitlab before, it’s very heavy if it’s just a few users. For personal use Gitea + Drone CI has been awesome with a much smaller memory footprint. Gitea let’s you import repos, I haven’t checked on full mirror yet. One thing that is not supported is Gitea doesn’t have an endpoint for files changed (last I checked) so drone can’t support build steps if a folder of file changes in a mono repo…
Yeah I have Used Gogs before, Although Gitlab is heavy but it brings more feature.
Also every piece of code or software comes with their own advantages and disadvantages.
My perception is like use those things which works for you.