An Entirely New Git Hosting Network
Blog post from Entire
Entire has introduced a distributed, Git-compatible repository network designed to reduce the rate-limit and concurrency challenges created by coding agents that generate high volumes of Git traffic. Users can mirror public or private GitHub repositories into Entire’s regional cells in the United States, Europe, Australia, and, following an update, India, allowing agents to clone and fetch locally while GitHub remains the origin; GitHub-backed pushes remain limited by GitHub’s performance, while Entire-native branches support higher-concurrency workloads. Its architecture separates a global control plane for identity and placement from regional data planes that store content-addressed Git data, with replication across availability zones and options for region-specific storage or multi-region redundancy. Entire also released ForgeMark, an MIT-licensed benchmarking tool for measuring concurrent Git push performance under agent-like workloads, and offers special unmirrored branches for direct regional write performance. Access is initially available to existing users, with new users placed on a waitlist, while the company plans to add native repository hosting, open-source and self-hosted backend support, verifiable branch protections, CI/CD capabilities, and enterprise management features.
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