The first thing we’ll do is install the required dependencies. Either way, you’re ready to make some magic. The instance of Ubuntu can be hosted on your LAN, or even in your cloud-hosted account (although hosting it via a third-party kind of defeats the purpose of a self-hosted repository). To accomplish this task, you’ll need a running instance of Ubuntu Server 22.04 and a user with sudo privileges. And so, without further ado, let’s get to work. It’s not overly complicated, but there are a number of steps required. With the help of both Ubuntu Server 22.04 and Docker, you can do just that.
Have you ever wanted to host your own GitLab repositories to ensure your code never falls into the wrong hands? Although hosting your repositories on a third-party cloud host has plenty of advantages (such as availability and reliability), there’s something to be said about having total control over your repositories so that no one can access it without your approval.
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