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Git Mirrors

Using a central git repository is a problem, because it means a single storage point. Of course the code is stored on everyone’s machines, but if you run a home server and suddenly power goes down, the rest of the team can’t work.

Solution: Run a special mirror setup for your project (or use Tahoe-LAFS, but we’ll see later after I try Tahoe and learn more about it).

How it works: There is a list of mirrors. The first available mirror is always the one used, a.k.a the active mirror. when working on code, team members pull and push only with that single mirror. TODO continue here

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