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Advice for git setup (feddit.org)

submitted 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago) by Evilschnuff@feddit.org to c/selfhosted@lemmy.world

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I have a n100 server running proxmox and asustor drivestor2 pro nas.

I would like to setup a low maintenance git platform (with lfs) with backups for all of my code.

My current plan is to host forgejo and Postgres as lxc using the helperscripts installs and then store proxmox backups using the inbuilt backup tool via nfs on the nas. I am new to forgejo but heard that it uses much fewer resources than gitlab, which I am hosting in my job and have therefore more experience with.

Instead of lxc I could also host it in a vm and docker.

The n100 mainboard (asrock n100 dc itx) is a bit unstable, so backups that are easy to recover are important to me.

I want my setup to draw little power, that’s why I think gitlab and proxmox backup server are overkill.

I would also like to extend the setup with immich at some point, so anything that facilitates this would be best.

Any comments or suggestions?

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[–] Gobidev@feddit.org 1 points 8 months ago

Your plan sounds good to me.

I am using gitea (which afaik forgejo is a fork of) for the same reason, also on an n100, and it uses very few resources.

I use Debian lxc and deployed gitea in docker using ansible, but using the lxc helper scripts should also work great

For backups I use restic (running in another lxc) to push the files and DB dump directly to an external server, not the entire lxc