Your Git forge, inside your cluster
Host your code in-house, with full sovereignty
Host your Git repositories directly inside the platform cluster: your code never leaves your infrastructure. A private forge powered by Forgejo: single sign-on through your organization identity, fully managed repositories and CI runners, large-file tracking with Git LFS, and one-click enablement from the console.
Specifications
Engine
Forgejo, open source
Authentication
SSO via OIDC
Git access
HTTPS + Git LFS
Built-in CI
Managed runners
Enablement
One click from the console
Hosting
Inside your cluster
Use cases
Keep control of your code
Your repositories stay inside the platform cluster. They are cloned through an internal service, with no external network egress and no pasted token, which makes them suitable for segregated or offline deployments
No external network egressUnified sign-in
Your teams sign in with your organization identity (OIDC). Local accounts are disabled, so there is no forge-specific password to manage
SSO via OIDCManaged continuous integration
Fully managed repositories and CI runners, hosted inside your cluster: run pipelines from your repositories without installing or operating any build infrastructure
Managed CI runnersIntegrated with dev workstations
Clone and push to your internal repositories from your development environments, using a short-lived credential derived from your identity, with no personal token to copy and paste
Repository and branch pickersIn action
The team starting its forge
An organization wants to host its code in-house, without depending on an external service
- 1 Enable the forge in one click from the console
- 2 Sign in with the organization identity (SSO)
- 3 Create the first repositories accessible over HTTPS
- 4 Turn on large-file tracking with Git LFS
- 5 Run a first pipeline on the managed CI runners
Private Git forge up and running with managed CI, hosted inside your cluster
The integrated developer
A developer wants to clone and push code without managing a personal token
- 1 Open the development environment
- 2 Pick the repository and branch with the selectors
- 3 Clone through the internal service, with no external egress
- 4 Push changes using a short-lived credential
Integrated Git flow, with no personal token to copy and paste
Key benefits
Take back control of your source code
See how to host your Git forge inside your own cluster.
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