GitHub Moved 21 TB of Open Source Code to the 'Doomsday Repository'

Doomsday is an event that everyone accepts, but it is unknown when it will happen. Some segments, from the apocalypse Some people think that no one will survive after this process, and some people think that even a very small number of people will survive after this process. There are even special shelters designed in this context. This directly comes to mind: "Svalbard Global Seed Bank“It brings.

Located in the Arctic and “Doomsday Warehousealso known as Svalbard Global Seed Bank, It is a shelter where it is not possible to damage, with its castle-like structure, and there are over 1 million seed samples here. The Doomsday Warehouse, created to sustain life in a possible disaster, no longer just stores seeds.

There is an abandoned building very close to the Svalbard Global Seed Bank. coal mine there is. This coal mine is now moving forward with the Svalbard Global Seed Bank. However, there are no seeds in this coal mine. Known as the world's largest open source code repository and owned by Microsoft GitHub, began transferring all the code from its servers to a facility it installed in this coal mine. If the purpose is “GitHub North Pole Code Repository“creating the.

Explanations on the subject, GitHub Strategic Programs Manager Julia Metcalf Made by. Talking about the process in a blog post he prepared, Metcalf stated that their main task is to prepare open source software for future generations. to protect states that it is. According to Metcalf, the work done will preserve the open source codes on GitHub for a thousand years.

In fact, this project of GitHub is the first at the end of last year It was announced. After the announcement, the first code shipment took place and GitHub moved 6,000 of its open source code repositories to the repository in the first code shipment.

Now, within the scope of GitHub's new shipment, the codes are: piqlMovie In total, with 186 rolls created in this context written on digital archive films known as 21TB data is backed up. It is unknown which open source codes are included in the backed up data. GitHub did not make a statement about when the process would be completed.