GitVerse Project: Self-Hosted Git Repository Management System

Challenge

Our task was to develop a modern, secure, and scalable code repository management system for deployment on companies’ own servers. The platform was intended to serve as a Russian alternative to GitLab and GitHub, meeting local regulatory requirements, providing a user-friendly interface for collaborative development, and supporting CI/CD tools, DevOps integrations, and access management.

Solution

We created a web application with a Git repository management panel that enables users to create, clone, and manage repositories, as well as work with branches, pull requests, code reviews, tasks, and wikis. The system includes user, group, and access rights management, offering flexible configuration for various roles. Integration with CI/CD platforms and external systems automates development processes, while support for deployment in private networks without internet access meets corporate security requirements.

The frontend, built on Vue.js, TypeScript, and SCSS, delivers a modern and intuitive interface. The backend leverages Go, PostgreSQL, and Redis for high performance and reliability. The infrastructure relies on Docker and Kubernetes, supporting deployment in both cloud and on-premises environments.

Results and Benefits

GitVerse provides a convenient interface for collaborative code work, including pull requests, reviews, tasks, and wikis. It is secure, compliant with local regulations, and can be deployed in isolated networks. The flexible architecture scales to support teams of any size, from small startups to large enterprises. Integration with CI/CD and DevOps tools streamlines development automation, while customizable access controls and support for corporate systems ensure adaptability to business processes.