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I'm after an affordable (as in free or <$20 annually) remote Git repository. Anyone know of any?
The best I've found is GitFarm -> http://www.gitfarm.com/ but I'm not sure about it's quality considering the Disclaimer and Privacy links at the bottom of the homepage don't actually link to anything.
github?
Micro = $7
5 Private Repositories
1 Private Collaborator
free for public source code
Host your own? I use github for mostly public stuff but for projects I self host it myself using gitosis which makes it dead easy (if you have your own VPS or server hosting rather than shared)
http://scie.nti.st/2007/11/14/hosting-git-repositories-the-easy-and-secure-way
marblegravy, I setup just such a solution for myself last week.
Amazon offers free hosting in the cloud with root access, so you can do whatever.
http://aws.amazon.com/free/
1. Create a free EC2 instance running Ubuntu
2. Follow the directions here:
http://xdissent.com/2010/05/04/github-clone-with-redmine/
So now I have my own totally private alternative to github and it costs me nothing!
Of course you can install git on a Linux server and do everything from the command line, but that was too much of a pain for me.
Redmine has intuitive user and file management, and when combined with git it is way cool.
If you have any questions about this or want some help with setup, let me know.
