Free source code hosting for Git and Mercurial and at the same time a collaborative development tool.
Bitbucket is a web service for project hosting and collaborative development, based on Mercurial and Git version control system. It is similar in purpose and functionality to GitHub, although the latter does not provide free "closed" repositories.
Bitbucket’s free features:
| Website: https://bitbucket.org/ | Founded in 2008 Located in the USA |
| Minimum 0 $  Trial period 0 Tariff-free 0 Payment method: By subscription 0 | The service is free for open source projects. A private (closed) repository can be accessed by up to 5 users; more entries are provided for a fee of $10 to $200 per month. |
Protocol access HTTPS Data between you and the service is transmitted over an encrypted channel (SSL / TLS), which excludes their interception by intruders. 77 
Multi-factor authentication The combined use of several factors reduces the risk of data leakage (in addition to a password, cards, fingerprint scanners, and others are used). 40 Backing up in multiple locations Backing up your data to multiple independent locations makes it virtually impossible for it to be lost or damaged. 56 Included in the Unified Register of Russian Programs The service is in the register, which the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications of Russia created in accordance with article 12.1 of the Federal Law "On information, information technologies and information protection", in order to expand the use of Russian programs, to confirm their origin and support copyright holders. 43 Joint development 0 Code versioning 1 Debugger 0 Code editor 2 Tracking errors 1 Code discussion 0 Activity stream 0 Wiki 0 Repositories 1 Free private repositories
Inconvenient interface
In general, you can use the service, the availability of free private repositories is captivating. But the interface is extremely awkward, especially in comparison with Github
28376 Everything you need from a version control system
There is a free plan with private repositories
There are projects and teams, it is convenient to work on joint projects
Integrated with JIRA , there is a bug tracker
You can integrate with your systems
Not as popular as GitHub
I use it for personal projects that I do not share with the public. Even the free plan has private repositories. In terms of functionality, it almost does not differ from GitHub, but does not have such a large community, it is mainly used for closed projects.
34418 Over 1.5 years of use through the cloud, I have never dropped.
Inconveniently made comments to commits.
Slows when displaying PullRequests.
The main thing is stability. & nbsp; There was an attempt to move to GitLab, but when it constantly submitted, we returned to the good old Bitbucked .. In the end, we decided to work only on it. I am ready to forgive some of the disadvantages of the brakes for its stability.
37949 Thanks for the report!
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