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Hardware Requirement for GIT Server (RHEL linux)

I am migrating from SVN to GIT. Currently, my SVN server has 30+ svn repos hosted by over 1000 24x7 developers. During the migration, I noticed that it uses many processors and makes the system slower. In addition, the team git svnused the 25+ gb space during the final check.

I want to know the hardware requirements for a GIT server (RHEL linux).
Is there any effect if the repo size increases in GB? Or requirements for future GIT maintenance operations?

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You can use ssh, https via apache or NGiNX (all you need is to call git-http-backendsmart http script ).
The requirements are pretty low due to the distributed nature of Git (the server is basically https or ssh, there is no "git server" per se).

Adding Gitolite for authorization management is a good idea.

The main limitation is on the size of Git repos: they don't have to be “large” to clone easily (see “ What are Git Limits? ”).

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