Your code on a forge of your own
Gitsi is the private Git forge of your team. Repositories, code review, continuous integration and packages, on an instance of your own, hosted in France and kept up to date by Aleop. Your team keeps its GitHub habits without putting its code there.
Repositories and code review
Private repositories, pull requests with review, issues and a wiki per project. The main part of what your team does today on GitHub.
Continuous integration
Workflows use the GitHub Actions syntax. A good part of your existing pipelines run as they are.
Package registry
Docker images, npm, Maven or PyPI packages, hosted next to the code that builds them.
Import from GitHub or GitLab
Repositories, issues and pull requests are imported at setup. We do it with you, project by project.
Second factor
One-time code or hardware key, which can be enforced for the whole team. SSH keys and access tokens per person.
Your address
A subdomain in your name. Your developers clone from your own address, not from a US giant.
Two plans, depending on your team
We count users and continuous integration capacity, not repositories. Setup €190: deployment, import of your repositories, first pipeline and onboarding. Above 50 users, on quote.Prices exclude taxes.
Gitsi
€29 / month
up to 10 users
- Unlimited repositories
- Shared runners, 2,000 CI minutes per month
- 20 GB storage
- Email support
Gitsi Plus
€79 / month
up to 50 users
- Unlimited repositories
- Dedicated runner, unlimited minutes
- 100 GB storage, large files included
- Connection to your directory
- Priority support
Good to know
Why not GitLab?
What large teams expect from GitLab is mostly in its paid edition, licensed per seat. We offer what we run ourselves every day. If your pipelines are written for GitLab CI, tell us: this is where a migration costs, and we estimate it with you before you sign.
Will our GitHub Actions workflows work?
Most of them, yes, the syntax is the same. An action that calls a service specific to GitHub needs some adaptation. We spot them during the import.
Where is our code?
On an instance of your own, in France at OVHcloud, backed up every night to another site. And you can leave when you want: it is Git, a clone is enough.
Gitsi is built on Gitea, free software published under the MIT licence. GitHub and GitLab are trademarks of their respective owners.