Gitea

Gitea is a fast, lightweight, and open-source platform for hosting Git repositories.
It provides everything you need to manage source code, collaborate with teams, and automate development workflows - all while keeping your data under your control.
Built with Go, Gitea is resource-efficient and easy to deploy, making it an excellent choice for teams and individuals who want a self-hosted alternative to GitHub or GitLab.

About hosting Gitea on dFlow

Hosting Gitea on dFlow gives you a secure, always-available environment for your repositories and development workflows.
With automatic SSL, persistent storage, and scalable infrastructure, dFlow makes it simple to manage your own version control platform.
Gitea integrates smoothly with popular CI/CD systems, container registries, and external authentication providers, making it suitable for both small teams and enterprise environments.

Once deployed, you can create organizations, manage repositories, review pull requests, and configure webhooks or integrations directly from the Gitea web interface.

Common use cases

• Hosting private and public Git repositories
• Managing teams and developer permissions
• Code reviews and pull request management
• Continuous Integration and Deployment pipelines
• Lightweight alternative to GitLab or GitHub Enterprise
• Collaborative open-source or internal development projects

Feature highlights

• Full Git repository management
• Web-based interface with code browsing and editing
• Integrated issue tracking and project boards
• Pull requests and code reviews
• Built-in wiki and release management
• User and organization access control
• Webhooks and CI/CD integration
• SSH and HTTPS support
• Low resource usage and fast performance

How to install on dFlow

Deploy the Gitea template directly from your dFlow dashboard.
No manual setup is required - default settings are preconfigured for quick use.
Once deployment completes, open your Gitea instance URL, create an admin user, and begin adding repositories.

Need help?

Comprehensive setup documentation, environment variable details, and integration guides are available on the official Gitea documentation site.
Visit the docs to learn more about authentication, backups, and advanced configurations.