I self-host most of my personal git repos on a NAS. They're literally just `git init --bare` folders in `/srv/src` that I access over SSH. Requires essentially zero setup and maintenance and I don't have to be worried if my internet or some other provider dies.

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quectophoton 4 days ago | parent [-]

This also allows more freedom in the directory structure, instead of the `$USERNAME/$REPONAME` that is enforced by basically every hosted solution.

	▲	packetlost 4 days ago \| parent [-]
		Yup, though you actually lose the ability to control access via groups in the URI this way (not that it matters, it's way more flexible to use Unix FS permissions)