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Enjoying a cup of Gitea
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title: Enjoying a cup of Gitea
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date: 2024-12-13
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permalink: daily/2024/12/13/gitea
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- software-development
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- gitea
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- linux
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- nix
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- nixos
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cta: ~
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I recently installed Gitea on my homelab and moved all my private code repositories out of the Cloud.
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I recently installed an application called Gitea [on my homelab][0].
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It's a service for hosting and managing Git repositories, similar to GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket, but I'm hosting it on my own hardware and I'm in full control of my data.
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I've moved all of my client project code from private repositories in the Cloud to my Gitea instance, as well as some of my own private repositories for work-in-progress or archived projects.
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I plan to keep my open source project repositories on GitHub and Drupal.org, and use Gitea for personal and client project code, but I may move more to Gitea - like my website code and dotfiles - as time goes on.
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And, because I use NixOS for my homelab, installing Gitea was as easy as `services.gitea.enable = true`.
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There is also a Docker Compose image and Gitea Cloud, but running something like Gitea for your private code is something I'd like to see more Developers and agencies do.
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[0]: {{site.url}}/daily/2024/12/01/homelabbing-with-nixos
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