Enroute

Fast, programmable git infrastructure on object storage. Thousands of pushes per second, open-source and APIs built for machines.

[Flo @FlooWerner]

Love seeing people rethink what an alternative to GitHub could look like.

We are very excited about a new wave of code forges built for the age of AI. If you want to build one on your own terms, try @enroute_sh: It's open-source, fully programmable and really fast.

[Flo @FlooWerner]

Impressive work from @AnthropicAI. Great to see that more teams are rethinking source control for a world where machines are the primary users.

Our take: At @enroute_sh, we believe Git is still the right tool in the age of AI. But it needs more scalable infrastructure and tooling to truly shine ✨.

[Daniel Lockyer @DanielLockyer]

Git has re-entered the arena again

[Enroute @enroute_sh]

A new version of Enroute just dropped and the stats are out: Enroute can now handle over 7,600 concurrent pushes per second into a single repo.

Find out more on how we did it in our blog post:
https://t.co/2InDlyKG8A

[Flo @FlooWerner]

We rebuilt Enroute’s Git infrastructure: it now handles 7,600+ concurrent pushes per second into one repo at millisecond latency.

How?: stateless compute, a replicated ledger for every ref update, object storage for data.

Write-up: https://t.co/21Tqfjpdrh

[Pedro Piñera @pepicrft]

@periping and the team are doing an amazing job with enroute scaling git operations to meet upcoming demand

https://t.co/polgxzyRFI

[Enroute @enroute_sh]

Git is going fast!

[Sam Reis @periping]

We just built the most scalable Git server out there: 7,600+ concurrent pushes/s per repo at millisecond latency.

Powered by Raft and S3, designed like a modern database.

Today we're making it open source by releasing Enroute 0.3.0.

Read the write-up: https://t.co/y9W7YLN148

[Sam Reis @periping]

We just built the most scalable Git server out there: 7,600+ concurrent pushes/s per repo at millisecond latency.

Powered by Raft and S3, designed like a modern database.

Today we're making it open source by releasing Enroute 0.3.0.

Read the write-up: https://t.co/y9W7YLN148

[Sam Reis @periping]

I just wrote a new collision-detecting SHA-1 hasher in Rust that runs almost 3x as fast as existing options thanks to SIMD and which can 2x+ the performance of git pack verification.

It's on https://t.co/HnMMYWHl94 as sha1dc.

Check out https://t.co/LrGF6387GT for how it works!