Cloud and Server pricing

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I have a question want an answer from your side is here:

1. I want to store all the code in one place, not in any developer's local system.
2. Using CodeSpace what is pricing?
3. If we want to purchase an enterprise version of GitHub, choose Cloud or Server?
4. What's the price of Cloud and Server enterprise? elaborate in detail.

[itisrude]

Hey vruta-devops,

Great questions! ⁤⁤Let me address each of them: ⁤

1. Storing Code in One Place: If you would like to have all your code stored centrally and do not want developers to store their code locally, then GitHub is the place to be. You can create repositories where the code sits and is managed, and where all developers will go to access it remotely.

2. Codespaces: GitHub Codespaces is a development environment that's hosted in the cloud, which gives you the ability to setup and run your entire development workflow in the cloud. It is ideal if you don't want the developers working locally on their machines. Pricing for Codespaces varies depending on the size of usage, number of core hours used, and storage used. For more detailed pricing, check the GitHub Codespaces pricing page. ²

3. Cloud vs. Server for Enterprise: How to use, GitHub Cloud or GitHub Server, all depends on an organization's needs.

• GitHub Cloud: this will be fully managed by GitHub alone; they handle the infrastructure, security updates, and maintenance. It's ideal if you do not want to manage any servers yourself.

• GitHub Enterprise Server: This is self-hosted, and you would have full control over your infrastructure. ⁤⁤This comes in handy with strict compliance requirements or when you need to manage everything within your data centers. ⁤

4. Pricing: ⁤

• GitHub Enterprise Cloud: The prices start at $21 per user per month. ⁤⁤This will also include access to advanced security features and compliance features.

• ⁤GitHub Enterprise Server: Pricing is somewhat different since it's normally per user and also depends on the deployment requirement. You will, most of the time, have to reach out to GitHub Sales for a quote that can suit your needs.

For detailed information, you can visit the GitHub Enterprise pricing page: https://github.com/enterprise.

Hope this explanation helps make everything clear! Let me know if you need further information.