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walgit hosts git repositories with no database, no leader and no local state that matters. You run a single binary, point it at an S3 or GCS bucket, and you have: smart HTTP (v0/v2) fetch and push, Git LFS, a browsing web UI, a JSON API with an SDK, per-repository push policy, webhooks — and a server that scales to repositories larger than the machine it runs on. Every machine that runs walgit is a disposable cache; the bucket is the repository. That is the whole deployment. Add more machines pointed at the same bucket and they serve the same repositories, consistently, with nothing to coordinate. Kill them all and you lose warmth, nothing else. It is a Rust implementation of the architecture Cursor described in Git at any scale (the system they call Continuity), with the changes needed to run it on machines that are smaller than the repository.…
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- walgit — a git server that is one binary in front of an object store
- Why this shape
- What it does
- How it works, briefly
- Running it
- Authentication
- Developing
- Invariants worth memorising
- License
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- tobi
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