What is GitHub?
GitHub hosts Git repositories and collaboration workflows around commits, pull requests, review, issues and automation.
What is it normally used for?
- Git repository hosting
- Pull requests and code review
- Issue tracking
- CI/CD with GitHub Actions
- Change and delivery history
How GRID EATER uses it
GRID EATER uses GitHub for canonical source repositories, pull-request review, controlled workflow authority and delivery history. Heavy catalogue and batch processing is intentionally handed to Hetzner rather than using GitHub Actions as a general compute engine.
Why this architecture mattersSource control and deployment authority stay auditable while long-running operational work runs on infrastructure designed for it.
Related technology
Official resources
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