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README.md

Gitea in Gitea

This is how I run gitea.

I do it this way because I prioritize;

  • simplicity
  • minimal maintence
  • portability

Usage

Startup

  1. Install docker
  2. Run with docker-compose up -d --build
  3. Optionally put a webserver in front for ssl, I use caddy

Maintence

Upgrade gitea by changing the version in the docker-compose.yml and running docker-compose pull && docker-compose up -d

Data safety

You can do whatever preferred method to back up the contents of docker volumes to back up the gitea-data folder.

However gitea has their own backup & restore method you should consiter. I have created a backup script to create backups and drop them in the ./backups folder. I use this to run from cron.