If you really want security then self hosting is the way to go. Everyone offers a self hosted solution, although some are more pricey than others. Github and Bitbucket self hosting. Github is $2.5k /10 users / year, Bitbucket is $2 / user / month. Gitlab also costs money if you don't want the community version which is missing a bunch of features (starting at $4/user/month)
Gitlab is also not totally free software. "Better" solutions if you want to self host git with a web frontend appears to be gogs, or the more featureful fork, gitea. Personally, I will be setting up a gitea instance at some point, as it was something I have been meaning to do for a long time, but I'll still keep the majority of my code on github, at least as a mirror, for now, as the social aspect means it's easier for people to see it (not that many people are interested in my projects, but still) Phil -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picolisp@software-lab.de?subject=Unsubscribe
