If you have ssh access to a box; you have a git remote.
It’s obscenely simple, and contra to your claim the “managed” aspect is not the selling point of this software. The selling point is the project management features and integrations.
In githubs case it’s a managed service.
In gitlabs case, I can be a managed service or it can be a software suite you maintain yourself.
If you have ssh access to a box; you have a git remote.
It’s obscenely simple, and contra to your claim the “managed” aspect is not the selling point of this software. The selling point is the project management features and integrations.
In githubs case it’s a managed service.
In gitlabs case, I can be a managed service or it can be a software suite you maintain yourself.
Not a universal truth.