Gogs
The painless way to host your own Git service.
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About Gogs
Gogs is a self-hosted Git service that allows developers to run their own version control system. Built with Go, it provides an independent binary distribution that runs across Linux, macOS, Windows and ARM-based systems. The tool emphasizes simplicity in installation - users can run a single binary or deploy it as a Docker container. Gogs is designed to be lightweight, requiring minimal resources to operate, making it suitable even for systems with limited capacity.
Developed by gogs and released under the MIT license, Gogs aims to offer a straightforward alternative to hosting Git repositories. The project supports multiple databases including SQLite, MySQL and PostgreSQL. It provides features such as webhooks, Git LFS support, authentication options and API access. The tool is designed as an extensible platform for teams and individuals who want to manage their source code on their own infrastructure.
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