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- NIS2 is in force. Your Git host is in your supply chain.
Eight EU countries have enacted NIS2 transpositions. If you are in a covered sector, your source code hosting is part of your supply chain security assessment.
- What happens if I'm not here
Seven ways a solo-founded service can fail its customers, and the current state of each.
- Moving the MCP server into the Git host
We ran a separate MCP binary for three months. Then we moved the server into the same process that serves the repos.
- The gravity problem
When one service holds most of the world's source code, outages stop being incidents and start being structural. The fix is not switching. It is to diversify.
- Be easy to leave
Every vendor is good at arrivals. Ask what the same company has built for the way out, and judge both with the same eye.
- The CLOUD Act and your Git host
Data residency is not data sovereignty. What the CLOUD Act means for EU teams, why "EU region" does not fix it, and what does.
- We don't want 180 million users
GitHub takes the shape of the business behind it. So does Codebahn. On doing less on purpose, and what the surface you never use costs you.
- The third collapse
Safe Harbor lasted fifteen years. Privacy Shield lasted four. The Data Privacy Framework lasted three.
- Why Codebahn exists
On sovereignty, competitiveness, and why European tooling has to earn its place.