Gogs
It is a Git service developed with the Go language, distributed as an independent binary file and with low system requirements. PostgreSQL supports database options such as MySQL, MariaDB and SQLite3 while providing warehouse access via SSH and HTTP/HTTPS protocols. Web hooks offer basic functions such as Git LFS, problem tracking, and pull request, as well as the ability to authenticate using methods such as LDAP and SMTP.
Gogs
100gogs · DevOps / Build / Infra
Common commercial products in this category: GitHub Actions, CircleCI, Atlassian Bamboo
- You install your own Git service infrastructure on low-equipped servers or on ARM-based devices.
- You manage existing warehouses and wikis from different platforms by importing or projecting them.
- You edit files through the web interface, track problems, and run collaboration processes.
- • High number of open issues (1,011)
- ↓ NegativeHacker News
Gogs, an alternative to Gitlab
“+1 (Or can I give +1million?) to Gitlab. GitLab is now one of the core products in our business and we (Devs, Ops and PM's) love it. For Ops: * It's easy to deploy. * It's easy to manage / support. * Gitlab-CI now builds all our Docker images which is great. * Gitlab-CI runners…”
- ↑ PositiveHacker News
Gogs, an alternative to Gitlab
“> note that it and least some of the libraries it uses are written by devs for whom english is at best a second language, so expect difficulties communicating Considering that English is not their native language, I'd say they're doing pretty darn well so far. Speaking with at…”
Verified against README · Oct 26, 2026 · source