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Git hosting services
Damien Irving edited this page Oct 28, 2021
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When it comes to external hosting services for your git repository, there are a number of choices...
- The code in a public repo can be viewed (and downloaded) by anyone, but only CSIRO account holders (or external collaborators that have had their accounts created via the PUMA system) can view, submit or respond to pull requests and Jira issues
- The regular issue tracking functionality that comes with repos hosted at bitbucket.org (i.e. as opposed to Jira issues) isn't available on the CSIRO instance
- Free to CSIRO account holders
- Code is hosted on CSIRO servers
- Everything (i.e. code, issues, pull requests) in a public repo can be viewed (and downloaded) by anyone, but only NCI account holders can interact with the repo (i.e. submit or respond to issues and pull requests)
- You can also have a private (specified maintainers only) or internal (NCI account holders only) repo
- With the community version of GitLab that NCI is running you can create individual repos/projects but not GitLab Groups
- Free to NCI account holders
- Code is hosted on NCI servers
- Everything (i.e. code, issues, pull requests) in a public repo can be viewed, downloaded and interacted with (although it is possible to temporarily restrict interaction with the repo)
- Free unless you’re doing pretty hardcore stuff (https://github.com/pricing)
- Code is hosted on servers in the US