gitplace for t/suki

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I know there haven’t been very many good places to host git repositories for game projects, in part due to the large sizes of games. I know some of us run our own git servers to get around the size limitations normally present on other managed hosting services.

I’m curious if people would be interested in utilizing a gitplace at git.tsuki.space that would be made available to t/suki users, with the running of the server supported by donations or dedicated assistance from the community. I could manage the server, on which I would probably run Forgejo with the LFS data sent to a Backblaze for low-cost storage[1], unless someone else better suggestions.

An initial data cap (perhaps 10 GB?) would still be implemented to prevent abuse, though I will probably adopt the same policy as Codeberg as far as this is concerned. In fast, I’m more or less interested in running a gitplace instance just like Codeberg does except for indie and hobbyist game projects instead of for FOSS.

  1. Backblaze is the same place data is stored for t/suki, though for the gitplace I would use a different bucket. ↩︎

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I like the idea, and although I’ll most likely keep using my own Forgejo server for personal projects, a tsuki one might be a welcome thing to have, should we do some game jamming or community projects, for example.

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I didn’t think of game jams or community projects!

I use github for, like, work stuff or stuff I think could be portfolio pieces, but I wouldn’t use it for a second for some of the game stuff I’m planning to do. Might use a tsuki gitplace for that! And, tbh, if it’d be ok I might put some of the work/portfolio stuff there too.

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