FWIW, GitLab has an entirely OSS community edition, and you can run the enterprise edition just without licenses - I do this personally.
You have to run your own CI runners, but if you can self-host GitLab that ought to be no problem ;)
I agree though, it's very resource heavy - my personal instance has 8G RAM and 4 vCPUs and only two people use it. It has that much RAM because without it, it would randomly fail (usually during/after package upgrades).
You have to run your own CI runners, but if you can self-host GitLab that ought to be no problem ;)
I agree though, it's very resource heavy - my personal instance has 8G RAM and 4 vCPUs and only two people use it. It has that much RAM because without it, it would randomly fail (usually during/after package upgrades).