Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Insufficiently Random: Using jgit To Publish on Amazon S3

Insufficiently Random: Using jgit To Publish on Amazon S3: "It behaves like http push does in C git in that it is transparent to the end-user. Transparent client-side encryption can also be enabled, in case the repository data must be protected from the operators of S3.

First you need to create a bucket using some sort of standard S3 tools. I used jets3t's cockpit tool to create "gitney". A bucket may hold any number of repositories and acts as a root directory. It may also be a domain name if you want to use S3 based virtual hosting.
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