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Fred Dufresne
Fred Dufresne

Reputation: 98

Git clone very slow on my hosted Bitbucket server

I have a very big project I would like to start versioning with Git in order to start working with a small team. This is my first time ever using Git.

I installed Bitbucket server on a machine running Windows 8 and did an initial commit + push, which took some time because I have close to 100k files that sum up to 41gb or so. I did use .gitignore to bring the size down to that because it's closer to 60gb normally. That went well. Note that on the server, with compression, the pack file only takes 21gb, which is awesome.

The problem is now I'm trying to download the project on a remote machine, as in not on the same local network, and I'm getting download speeds of 60kb/s when I have an upload of 10mbps so I should be hitting speeds close to 1mb/s. The ping between the remote and the server is 90ms as it is overseas. Transfer rate seems to be fine on both sides with a speedtest and also file sharing on Skype (I know, not really a benchmark) is reasonably fast, what would be expected with a 10mbps upload.

I checked the server while I was trying to clone and disk usage is flat at 0, network usage is almost 0 and CPU usage is also very low, no core is over 25% usage.

From all the "solutions" I found on the web, the most common one seemed to be to create a local user instead of running under an admin account, but the recent Bitbucket installer seems to have created an account by itself and is running under this account, or so I would believe.

I will appreciate any and all help I can get, been trying to solve this for two days now. Thank you.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 5921

Answers (2)

Pratik Dodiya
Pratik Dodiya

Reputation: 2667

I had faced same problem so I have tried with Sorucetree.

You can install the Sorucetree from above link then open and Copy your repository and add files using this link

Upvotes: 0

artenson.art98
artenson.art98

Reputation: 1605

just restart all your network devices (or reset them if possible) like your modems, routers, hotspots and whatever you are using to get connected to internet. 

This worked for me.

I was also facing the same issue, everything else was getting good speed except bitbucket, but it is solved when I restarted my mobile (I was using mobile's internet using hotspot)

Upvotes: 1

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