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title: "Gitea: Ultralight Self-Hosted Git Server" # Title of the blog post. title: "Gitea: Ultralight Self-Hosted Git Server" # Title of the blog post.
date: 2022-07-22 # Date of post creation. date: 2022-07-22 # Date of post creation.
# lastmod: 2022-07-04T14:05:02-05:00 # Date when last modified lastmod: 2022-07-27
description: "Deploying the lightweight Gitea Git server on Oracle Cloud's free Ampere Compute." description: "Deploying the lightweight Gitea Git server on Oracle Cloud's free Ampere Compute."
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![Mirrored repo](mirrored_repo.png) ![Mirrored repo](mirrored_repo.png)
You might noticed that I unchecked the *Make Repository Private* option for this one, so feel free to browse the mirrored repo at https://git.bowdre.net/john/vrealize if you'd like to check out Gitea for yourself. You might noticed that I unchecked the *Make Repository Private* option for this one, so feel free to browse the mirrored repo at https://git.bowdre.net/vPotato/vrealize if you'd like to check out Gitea for yourself.
#### Create a new repo #### Create a new repo
The real point of this whole exercise was to sync my Obsidian vault to a Git server under my control, so it's time to create a place for that content to live. I'll go to the **+** menu again but this time select **New Repository**, and then enter the required information: The real point of this whole exercise was to sync my Obsidian vault to a Git server under my control, so it's time to create a place for that content to live. I'll go to the **+** menu again but this time select **New Repository**, and then enter the required information: