🛠️ R/place for Git – Open-source Git server sustaining 567 pushes/s
Summary
Aspen is an open-source Git server designed to handle high-frequency code pushes from coding agents and swarms. It achieves up to 567 pushes per second on a single 8-core box using stock Git clients.
Why it’s interesting
It solves the bottleneck of standard Git servers being overwhelmed by concurrent automated pushes from multiple coding agents.
Target user
Developers and teams using coding agents and heavy CI/CD automation pipelines.
Source metrics: Points 2 · Comments 0
HN discussion · Project
Source: #HackerNews / Show HN
Summary
Aspen is an open-source Git server designed to handle high-frequency code pushes from coding agents and swarms. It achieves up to 567 pushes per second on a single 8-core box using stock Git clients.
Why it’s interesting
It solves the bottleneck of standard Git servers being overwhelmed by concurrent automated pushes from multiple coding agents.
Target user
Developers and teams using coding agents and heavy CI/CD automation pipelines.
Source metrics: Points 2 · Comments 0
HN discussion · Project
Source: #HackerNews / Show HN