Version large files with Git and store them in your own S3 or folder
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It lets you host monorepos larger than the machine serving them, with horizontal scale and self-healing maintenance, without running a database or a GitLab-sized stack.
walgit is an open-source git server written in Rust that keeps repositories in object storage such as S3 or GCS. It needs no database, no leader election and no meaningful local state, so any number of stateless instances can serve the same repos. It speaks Smart HTTP v0 and v2, serves bundle-URI clones from static files, supports Git LFS, and reads large packs with range requests so git works on machines smaller than the repository. It includes a web UI, a JSON API with SDK, push policies, webhooks, and token or OIDC auth. Maintenance is self-healing. Built by Tobias Lütke.
Version large files with Git and store them in your own S3 or folder
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