I'm looking for a secure, reliable subversion service and hoping for recommendations.
September 13, 2007 9:52 AM Subscribe
I'm looking for a secure, reliable subversion service and hoping for recommendations.
I really don't have the skills or time to fuss with my own subversion server creation and setup, so I'm looking for an existing 3rd party service instead. My needs are pretty basic - I need to have multiple user access (around 5-10 people, max), fairly large storage allotments (2+ gigabytes?), and the ability to publish changes to remote staging and live servers. Uptime and security are obvious must-haves.
I've looked at Springloops which looks nice and has support built-in for Basecamp, but I can't find any reviews of the service online and the only comments have been from someone obviously involved with the project.
Can anyone recommend such a beast?
I really don't have the skills or time to fuss with my own subversion server creation and setup, so I'm looking for an existing 3rd party service instead. My needs are pretty basic - I need to have multiple user access (around 5-10 people, max), fairly large storage allotments (2+ gigabytes?), and the ability to publish changes to remote staging and live servers. Uptime and security are obvious must-haves.
I've looked at Springloops which looks nice and has support built-in for Basecamp, but I can't find any reviews of the service online and the only comments have been from someone obviously involved with the project.
Can anyone recommend such a beast?
My company uses Wush.net and they're great.
I guess because you want it to be secure, you also want it to be private, and thus sourceforge and google code are out of the question.
posted by breath at 10:21 AM on September 13, 2007
I guess because you want it to be secure, you also want it to be private, and thus sourceforge and google code are out of the question.
posted by breath at 10:21 AM on September 13, 2007
Happy with hosted-projects.com so far - they have a 7 day grace period so you can try before you buy. I pretty much picked them out of a hat though.
posted by Leon at 11:58 AM on September 13, 2007
posted by Leon at 11:58 AM on September 13, 2007
My new company may use Unfuddle for source control.
posted by nicwolff at 12:47 PM on September 13, 2007
posted by nicwolff at 12:47 PM on September 13, 2007
SVN Repository is from Joe Clarke, who also started RailsPlayground. There's a 30 money back guarantee, so plenty of time to verify for yourself whether it meets your standards.
posted by nakedcodemonkey at 1:22 PM on September 13, 2007 [1 favorite]
posted by nakedcodemonkey at 1:22 PM on September 13, 2007 [1 favorite]
Piggybacking on this question: does anyone know of anything similar for a bare git repository instead of subversion?
posted by em at 2:42 PM on September 13, 2007
posted by em at 2:42 PM on September 13, 2007
I've never used cvsdude (name notwithstanding their emphasis these days is subversion) but they've been around for a while and certainly look plausible.
You could add them to your list anyway.
posted by southof40 at 4:41 PM on September 13, 2007
You could add them to your list anyway.
posted by southof40 at 4:41 PM on September 13, 2007
Just re-read the question - out of curiosity, why are you putting 2Gb of data under source control? If it was me, I wouldn't be trying to host that remotely.
posted by Leon at 5:02 PM on September 13, 2007
posted by Leon at 5:02 PM on September 13, 2007
Site5.com Has a deal for 165GB and 5TB transfer. You can do SVN with them over SSH svn+ssh://. That might not meet your multiple user requirement though.
posted by jduckles at 7:12 PM on September 13, 2007
posted by jduckles at 7:12 PM on September 13, 2007
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posted by Mach5 at 10:13 AM on September 13, 2007