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Gitea. Gitlab (ish?).

• deepsun 9mo ago
  GitLab actually implemented Actions first back in the day (called CI/CD). I remember GitHub was following their lead.
  • metaphor 9mo ago
    Which is funny reading how TFA tries to feign ignorance: > When we shipped Actions in 2018, we had no idea how popular it would become.
• justsid 9mo ago
  Gitea scales really badly with large repos in my experience. Gitlab works a lot better mostly because you can just throw more hardware at it. This is with a pretty large git repo and a lot of daily commits.
  • komali2 9mo ago
    On the other hand, gitlab is a memory hog. You need a big vm dedicated to it. We were on codeberg for a couple years and it was fine.
    • OffBy0x01 9mo ago
      GitLab scales much better horizontally than it does vertically. 4x 4c/16gb instances will perform much better than one 16 core 64GB instance.
    • justsid 9mo ago
      Yeah Gitlab is a pig, but that’s what I meant with you can throw hardware at the problem. I’ve been meaning to check out Codeberg for personal project hosting since it seems to address the shortcomings of gitea
    • brightball 9mo ago
      You can also just use Gitlab Cloud but setup as many self hosted runners as you like.
  • carlmr 9mo ago
    >Gitea scales really badly with large repos in my experience. Isn't it written in this super scaling language that everybody says scales super well? What is the problem with it?