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Managed source control service for hosting private Git repositories securely in AWS
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Self‑hosted Git platform with integrated CI/CD, Kanban, and package registry
OneDev delivers a unified Git server featuring code search, CI/CD pipelines, Kanban boards, issue workflows, and built‑in package registries, all runnable on modest hardware.
OneDev is a self‑hosted Git server that unifies code hosting, language‑aware search, CI/CD pipelines, issue management, Kanban boards, and built‑in package registries. It serves teams that want a single on‑premise solution, offering symbol navigation, automated dependency updates via Renovate, and AI‑driven MCP interactions for conversational DevOps.
The visual CI/CD editor lets users compose jobs without scripting, supporting container, bare‑metal, and Kubernetes executors, while built‑in package registries store build artifacts. Issue workflows are fully customizable, with service‑desk mode that turns incoming emails into tickets, and time‑tracking for billing. Protection rules enforce reviews or successful builds before critical files can be changed, and the command palette provides instant access to any function.
OneDev runs on modest hardware (1 CPU core, 2 GB RAM) yet scales horizontally through clustering and project replication for high availability. Dashboards, gadgets, and query subscriptions give real‑time insight into code health, build status, and team performance.
When teams consider OneDev, these hosted platforms usually appear on the same shortlist.
Managed source control service for hosting private Git repositories securely in AWS
Cloud-hosted set of version control tools (Git and TFVC) for managing source code with Azure DevOps
Web-based Git repository hosting service for source code version control and team collaboration (by Atlassian)
Looking for a hosted option? These are the services engineering teams benchmark against before choosing open source.
Automated dependency updates via Renovate
Pull requests are generated, reviewed, and merged automatically after CI passes, keeping libraries up‑to‑date without manual effort.
Feature development with code‑linked Kanban
When a commit references a task, the Kanban board moves the card to Done, providing real‑time visibility of progress.
Secure release pipeline with code protection
Critical files require successful CI tests and peer review before merge, preventing accidental changes to production code.
Internal package distribution
Built artifacts are published to OneDev’s package registry and consumed by downstream services, eliminating external registry dependencies.
It provides language‑aware symbol search for any language present in the repository, leveraging its built‑in parsers.
Yes, OneDev includes executors that can launch jobs in containers, on bare metal, or scale out to a Kubernetes cluster.
OneDev offers a fully customizable issue workflow with states, fields, links, and a service‑desk mode that maps emails to issues.
Projects can be replicated across multiple servers, enabling cluster setups for horizontal scalability and failover.
A typical deployment runs on a single CPU core with 2 GB RAM for medium‑sized projects, though larger installations can allocate more resources.
Project at a glance
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