Is there a commercial grade Git server product [closed]

Answer 1

I don't know what does Kiln offer, but there are various tools in various categories:

Code review tool

Equivalent of Rietveld for Subversion, or Mondrian for Perforce.

• Gerrit, used e.g. in Android development

Git hosting solutions

Like SourceForge, or Google Code, or GitHub.

• GitHub:FI aka Github Firewall Install, standalone version of GitHub, proprietary (and expensive)
• Gitorious, in Ruby
• InDefero, in PHP, meant to be equivalent of Google Code

Git repository management

Includes for example user management, permissions.

• Gitosis, in Python, requires setuptools
  see Hosting Git repositories, The Easy (and Secure) Way
• Gitolite, in Perl
  see http://wiki.github.com/sitaramc/gitolite/

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Answer 2

I don't know of any Commercial or commercially supported products but will these do?

http://gitorious.org/gitorious

http://www.redmine.org/

I've setup Redmine and Gitolite (for Administration) in a corporate environment and have yet to encounter a driving need for Commercial support as the are both well maintained and have an "Active" community.

Answer 3

GitHub offers GitHub Enterprise, which allows you to install your own version of GitHub in your company. It has a pretty installer and comes with support, but it comes at a cost.

Answer 4

For git, what about http://www.clearvision-cm.com ? It looks like you are looking for

Answer 5

There is also Atlassian Stash.

It feastures web based management of public and private repositories, repository cloning/forking, pull requests and source navigation/diff tool.

It also has support for programmable pre- and post receive hooks to your repository and REST API, so you can go crazy customizing your development environment.

There's a healthy ecosystem of add-ons that can connect your Stash repo to your JIRA, import SVN repositories, add "Sites" for your repository, perform push validation, etc.

Answer 6

Gitorious, the software that runs Gitorious.Org is Open Source and can be installed on your own server, and I'm pretty sure if you are willing to pay a decent price, someone would be willing to support it. Shortcut AS, for example, the company which hosts Gitorious.Org and was founded by Gitorious's original author and current lead developer Johan Sørensen, offers commercial support and customized installations both public and private.

And GitHub has a commercially supported product called GitHub:FI (Firewall Install).