GitHub enterprise has absolutely no dependencies on the mother ship, except for expiring license packs.
And, in my experience, they'll very freely give you 1-2 month temporary packs, even if you're late with the renewals. Very good customer service.
Gitlab is easy to set up and it works really well. It has a much cleaner and pleasant interface as well (especially since GitHub ruined theirs about a month ago).
Definitely agree. gitlab is just getting better and better.
Yeah, that is a great point. Our lead ops guy was pushing for just hosting a bare bone git repository inside the firewall and not even buying a commercial product. Our problem was that we didn't have enough servers for our product, let alone our code.
Or Atlassian's Stash, which is is also really affordable for small teams.