
gitea
Alternative to GitHub
Gitea is a lightweight, high-speed self-hosted Git service. It integrates repository management, issue tracking, pull requests, and CI/CD via Gitea Actions, delivering a GitHub-like experience with minimal resource requirements.
- Lightweight single binary that runs on hardware as small as a Raspberry Pi
- GitHub-compatible UI with familiar repository, issue, and pull request workflows
- Gitea Actions for GitHub Actions-compatible CI/CD pipelines reusing existing workflow definitions
- Package registry supporting npm, PyPI, Maven, Docker, and more
- Organization and team management with hierarchical permissions
- Migration tools for importing repositories from GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket
Built in Go with SQLite, MySQL, or PostgreSQL backends, Gitea is MIT-licensed and ideal for individual developers through mid-size teams seeking an easy-to-maintain self-hosted Git service.
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