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Decided to break free from GitHub & GitLab for my side projects and set up a self-hosted Git server with Gitea.
Gitea's light on resources and runs like a charm on minimal hardware, I’m even using an old laptop I had lying around. Took me no time to get it running, and now I've got full control over my repos with a snazzy UI to boot.
Setup? Literally just download and run the Gitea binary. Configure it to your liking, and you're good to go. I slapped NGINX in front as a reverse proxy with an SSL cert via Let's Encrypt because, you know, security matters.
If anyone's interested in doing the same and needs pointers, feel free to reach out. Happy to guide fellow coders in reclaiming their codebase!
Submitted 9 months, 4 weeks ago by CodeHoarder
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Good on you for diving into Gitea. Been running my own server for a couple years now, never looking back. Have you delved into the SSH keys setup for secure connection yet? It can get interesting if you're trying to manage multiple people accessing the server.
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Well done on the leap! You mentioned minimal specs, but I'm curious about performance under load. You got any insights on how it holds up when you're pushing/pulling lots or working with big files? Also, just a pro tip for anyone reading: don't forget to setup a backup system for your repositories. RAID isn't a backup solution, don't learn it the hard way.
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