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Deploy Opengist hosting and keep private code snippets and notes off third-party gist services. Every Opengist snippet is a real Git repository, so you get multi-file gists, uploads and revision history you can clone over HTTPS. xCloud runs the pinned Opengist 1.15.1 image, generates its session secret, mounts the opengist_data volume and publishes the app on your domain, ready for your first account.
Opengist is a self-hosted pastebin powered by Git. Upstream stores all snippets in Git repositories that you can read and change with standard Git commands or in the web interface, much like GitHub Gist but open source. It offers public, unlisted and private snippets, syntax highlighting, search, topics, likes and forks, embedding, and OAuth2 login. Self-hosted Opengist is AGPL-3.0 software written in Go.
On xCloud it is Opengist 1.15.1 as one container pinned by digest, with everything on the opengist_data volume: the SQLite database, the Git repositories, the search index and configuration. The first account you register becomes the administrator. Git works over HTTPS only, because the optional built-in SSH service is disabled, and no OAuth or LDAP provider is preconfigured.
Self-hosting a Git-backed gist service normally means a container, a database, a domain and a certificate before a single snippet exists. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick Opengist from the OneClick catalog. Enter a site title and domain — there are no other fields to fill in.
Step 02
One click. We bring up the official Opengist 1.15.1 image pinned by immutable digest, generate its session secret key, mount the opengist_data volume and publish it over HTTPS on your domain.
Step 03
Open your HTTPS URL and register the first account, which becomes the administrator. Open Admin → Configuration and disable further signup, then create a private synthetic gist and confirm its revision history.
Opengist runs in full here — private, Git-backed snippets with real revision history, on infrastructure you control.
Every gist is a Git repository, so you can init, clone, pull and push it with standard Git commands and keep its revision history.
Choose the visibility for each gist, from fully public to visible only to you.
Group related files into one gist and upload content directly instead of pasting it by hand.
Work with gists using ordinary Git commands over HTTPS — no extra SSH port to open or manage.
Register once to claim administrator access, then disable further signup from Opengist's own configuration screen.
The SQLite database, Git repositories, search index, configuration and logs all live on opengist_data, which survives a restart.
Managed hosting for Opengist, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Developers paste scripts, queries and config fragments as private or unlisted gists on a domain only the team knows, and share the link.
Because each gist is a Git repository, a revision history is kept, and you can clone a snippet, change it locally and push it back.
Move internal snippets, runbooks and credentials-free configs to a server you control instead of a third-party gist service.
Upstream supports embedding snippets in other websites, so a docs page on your site can show a live, syntax-highlighted gist.
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Yes, upstream publishes a Docker image and a Compose example, and this template is Opengist Docker hosting without the setup: the 1.15.1 image pinned by digest, a generated session secret, one opengist_data volume and HTTPS on your domain, so you run your own Opengist cloud without a compose file.
The template manifest asks for 512 MB of RAM, 1 CPU core and 2 GB of disk as its floor, because Opengist is one small container. The 6 GB plan is the entry rung, leaving room for a growing set of gists, their Git history and the search index.
Yes. Opengist is open source under the GNU Affero General Public License v3, with no licence fee. The bill is the Cloud VPS that hosts it, cancellable whenever you like. Snippets stay in Git repositories on your own volume.
Yes. Upstream describes it as similar to GitHub Gist but open source and self-hostable, with public, unlisted and private snippets, revision history, likes and forks. The difference is where it runs: your server holds every snippet, and you decide who can register.
Yes, over HTTPS. This template turns off Opengist's optional built-in SSH Git service and never publishes port 2222, so SSH cloning is not available here. Use an HTTPS remote with the standard clone, pull and push commands.
Register the first account on your HTTPS address; upstream makes that first account the administrator. xCloud does not generate or show an admin password for it, so choose a strong password yourself and register straight after deployment, before anyone else can.
After registering your own account, open Admin, then Configuration, inside Opengist and disable further signup. Until you do, anyone who can reach the domain can create an account. Do it straight away if the instance is meant for a closed team.
Upstream supports OAuth2 login with GitHub, GitLab and Gitea, plus OpenID Connect. This template preconfigures none of them, so add complete provider settings in the Environment editor yourself and redeploy if you want single sign-on for your team.
Keep OPENGIST_SECRET_KEY stable, because it protects sessions and MFA data. If you must rotate it, back up opengist_data and stop application traffic first; after the redeploy, existing sessions are invalidated and users with MFA may need recovery.
Back up the opengist_data volume as one unit. It holds the SQLite database, every Git repository, the configuration, logs and the search index together. Stop the app, or stop writes, before copying so the files are consistent, and test a restore once.
Opengist stays on pinned 1.15.1 until a newer template version replaces it. Skim upstream's changelog, back up opengist_data, then redeploy; the volume carries your gists, users and search index over. Nothing upgrades itself on an existing site, and a catalogue re-sync only affects new installs.
Yes. There is no lock-in — cancel any time. Hosting is billed monthly and charged for what you actually use, so when you delete the server the unused balance is refunded to your account, less up to 10% in payment-processing fees.
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