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Git repos backed by your own storage. Push to S3, R2, Tigris, MinIO, Postgres, SFTP, NFS, or local disk

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Trunks – Git repos backed by your own storage

by aaronjaegar·Apr 28, 2026·2 points·2 comments

AI Analysis

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Enables git push to S3 and Postgres for ephemeral agent sandboxes without GitHub.

Strengths
  • Solves the ephemeral sandbox handoff problem by treating object stores as git remotes.
  • Supports multi-machine replication without requiring a central GitHub organization.
  • Stores credentials locally in a masked database, avoiding exposure in remote configs.
Weaknesses
  • Loses the social coding features of GitHub, making it purely a storage transport layer.
  • Requires agents to explicitly manage 'trunk' mappings for multi-storage topologies.
Target Audience

DevOps engineers managing ephemeral sandboxes or air-gapped environments

Similar To

Git LFS · Quilt · DVC

Post Description

Trunks lets you keep using git while pushing repos to S3, R2, Tigris, MinIO, Postgres, SFTP, local disk, or a file share.

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