Walgit makes object storage your Git server

Walgit is a sharp infrastructure bet: object storage becomes the durable Git backend, while servers become replaceable caches.

• –Immutable WAL entries and compare-and-swap manifests provide coordination without a database or leader election
• –Bundle-URI support can make large clones cheaper by serving static bundles directly from buckets or CDNs
• –Remote range reads and tiered caching let smaller machines serve repositories larger than local disk
• –Smart HTTP, LFS, OIDC, webhooks, policies, and a web UI make this more than a storage experiment
• –The tradeoff is operational maturity: pre-1.0 teams will need to validate latency, object-store costs, and Git compatibility before replacing established hosts