EMBL GitLab Server
The EMBL Git server offers all EMBL staff members a convenient way to store, control and publish the source code of their projects. It uses gitlab, which offers commandline and web access to the stored data.
Have a look at the public projects
Usage:
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read our list of Frequently Asked Questions
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git is meant predominantly for handling source code and text files, not for storing large files such as images, etc. Please make sure your repository size stays below 2GB!
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Login is provided using EMBL LDAP authentication, external users need to be registered first by an EMBL user. For this, send an email to git@embl.de with the external user's name, affiliation, and email address. External users can not create their own repositories
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Some hints about the visibility levels of your projects:
Public: visible for everyone - google will find it
Internal: only EMBL users will be able to see it
Private: for project member eyes only
The following rules apply:
- Repositories on the EMBL Git server are only granted to EMBL members
- External users can be added as cooperators on a project, but the projects themselves have to be lead by someone with an active EMBL contract
- Should the project leader leave EMBL, then the project has to be transferred to someone else or the complete repository will be removed
Contact
- Please contact git@embl.de if you have questions regarding this service
Administration and Maintenance:
Acknowledgements:
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The system was originally set up by Holger Dinkel and Grischa Toedt
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Former project members:
- Marc Gouw, former admin
- Toby Hodges, former admin
- Frank Thommen (Structures IT Management & Support), who together with Grischa and Michael implemented the original git repository service at EMBL
- Wasiu Akanni
- Jakob Wirbel
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People involved in the setup: Michael Wahlers and Carlos Fernandez San Millan
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The EMBL Git server is part of the Bio-IT Project
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The server, disk space and backup are kindly provided by EMBL IT Services (internal link)
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