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GitHub

Host a Git repository and collaborate through reviews, issues and remote history.

Sources checked

Official documentation ↗Open Stack Builder →

Our recommendation

When to choose it

Start with a Git repository on GitHub and a small reviewable change workflow. Deploy manually if that is your release policy; hosted automation is optional.

A good fit for

  • A product with source code to preserve
  • A team reviewing changes before release

Choose something else when

Choose another Git host when organizational, data-residency or collaboration requirements call for it.

Watch out for

  • Git stores local history; GitHub is a remote collaboration service. Push only after reviewing the change.
  • A private repository is not a place for live secrets, and source history is not a database backup.

How costs work

Account plans and optional metered services

Review seats and optional services separately. Hosting source does not require enabling paid automation.

Check current official terms and pricing ↗

This is a pricing model, not a monthly quote. Check your region, intended usage and current plan before buying.

What connects to it

  • Git clients
  • Deployment providers and code review

These are technical connections you can configure. Selecting a card creates no accounts or resources.

Learn the boundary before you connect it

Lessons open through your account and the kits you own.

Check the evidence

Feature sources were reviewed on 4 Oct 2026. Plans and availability can change.