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#2 GitHub
The world’s largest Git hosting service with unlimited public repositories, issue tracking, pull‑request reviews, and integrated CI via GitHub Actions.
Open‑source DevOps platform offering Git repository hosting, CI/CD pipelines, issue boards, and container registry—all self‑hosted.
Atlassian’s Git (and Mercurial) hosting with built‑in Pipelines CI, pull‑request reviews, and tight integration with Jira and Trello.
#5 SourceForge
Long‑standing platform for open‑source projects, providing Git, Subversion, and Mercurial hosting plus download mirrors and project forums.
#6 Gitea
Lightweight, self‑hosted Git service written in Go; offers issue tracking, wiki, pull requests, and LDAP/OAuth authentication.
#7 Gogs
Simple, self‑hosted Git service focused on ease of installation and low resource usage; includes pull requests and issue tracking.
#8 Codeberg
Non‑profit, community‑run Git hosting based on Gitea, providing free public repositories with a focus on privacy and open‑source values.
#9 Savannah
GNU Project’s hosting platform for free software, supporting Git, Subversion, and Mercurial with mailing lists and bug trackers.
Open‑source suite for code review, repository hosting (Git, Mercurial, SVN), task management, and CI integration.
#11 AWS CodeCommit
Fully managed private Git repositories on Amazon Web Services, integrated with IAM, CodePipeline, and other AWS DevOps tools.
Microsoft’s cloud‑hosted Git (and TFVC) repositories with branch policies, pull‑request reviews, and seamless CI/CD via Azure Pipelines.
Fully managed private Git hosting on Google Cloud, with native integration to Cloud Build, Cloud Functions, and IAM.
#14 GitBucket
Scala‑based Git platform that mimics GitHub’s UI; supports pull requests, issue tracking, and LDAP authentication.
#15 Allura
Apache‑licensed platform powering SourceForge; provides Git, SVN, Mercurial hosting, tickets, wiki, and forums.
#16 Kallithea
Self‑hosted source code management system supporting Git and Mercurial, with pull requests, code review, and LDAP integration.
#17 Fossil
Integrated version control system (SQLite‑backed) with bug tracking, wiki, and web interface; ideal for small projects.
Free tier offering unlimited public Git repositories, visual issue boards, and integration with the GitKraken client.
#19 Beanstalk
Managed Git (and SVN) hosting with built‑in code review, deployment pipelines, and team permissions.
#20 Assembla
Cloud‑based Git, Subversion, and Perforce hosting with ticketing, wikis, and compliance‑focused security features.
Self‑hosted version of GitHub offering the same UI and features for on‑premises deployments; free for small teams under the community license.