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gitbucket
A Git platform powered by Scala with a built-in issue tracker and pull request system.
About gitbucket
GitBucket is an open source Git server that runs on the JVM. It gives you a web-based repository manager with features like pull requests, a wiki, and issue tracking all bundled in a single self-hosted application. You can install it by dropping a WAR file into a servlet container or running it standalone with its embedded Jetty server.
The platform supports Git over HTTP and SSH, and it integrates with LDAP for authentication. It also provides a plugin system for extending functionality, including integrations with Jenkins and Slack. GitBucket is written in Scala and requires Java 8 or later, making it a good fit for teams already running JVM infrastructure.
It is free software released under the Apache 2.0 license. The project was started by Takeharu Oshida and has a small but active community on GitHub. GitBucket is best suited for small to medium teams that want a lightweight, self-hosted Git platform without the overhead of larger solutions like GitLab or Gitea.
The platform supports Git over HTTP and SSH, and it integrates with LDAP for authentication. It also provides a plugin system for extending functionality, including integrations with Jenkins and Slack. GitBucket is written in Scala and requires Java 8 or later, making it a good fit for teams already running JVM infrastructure.
It is free software released under the Apache 2.0 license. The project was started by Takeharu Oshida and has a small but active community on GitHub. GitBucket is best suited for small to medium teams that want a lightweight, self-hosted Git platform without the overhead of larger solutions like GitLab or Gitea.
Development Tools
Quick Facts
- Pricing
- Free
- License
- Open Source
- Platform
- Any Platform
- Version
- 4.41.0
- Developer
- GitBucket project