Fast, secure, and reliable CDNs for Git repositories, serving HTTP/HTTPS, with global caching and distributed network of servers for faster cloning and fetching.
GitCDN is an open source content delivery network that is purpose-built to host Git repositories and serve Git objects quickly over HTTP/HTTPS. It works by caching Git objects like commits, trees, blobs on edge servers around the world so that when users clone or fetch repositories hosted on GitCDN, the requests are served from the edge location that provides the lowest latency.
Some key benefits of using GitCDN include:
Overall, GitCDN makes it faster and cheaper to host Git repositories, either as a complete replacement or a supplement to existing Git hosting providers. It's a good option for open source projects, companies with distributed teams, or cost-conscious development teams looking to speed up their Git workflows.
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