Comment by noja 11 hours ago Any good alternatives to Jira, locally hosted without a huge licence cost? 5 comments noja Reply mtron_ 1 hour ago Bugzilla. Seriously.Can be easily extended and unneeded fields can be disabled via template.We use it since 20 years at a 6000 heads company and it's totally fine. HarveyKandola 4 hours ago You can try Ekso:https://ekso.appFully self-hosted, dockerized.We made the pricing reasonable -- YMMV. senand 10 hours ago https://www.openproject.org/blog/open-source-jira-alternativ...I haven‘t used it myself, though IshKebab 10 hours ago Honestly the best issue tracker I've used so far is Phabricator (now Phorge). It would be a bit weird to use it just for issues though, and tbh I'm not sure I would recommend it as a forge because it has approximately no CI support. RicoElectrico 10 hours ago Redmine, maybe? With or without Redmine X.
mtron_ 1 hour ago Bugzilla. Seriously.Can be easily extended and unneeded fields can be disabled via template.We use it since 20 years at a 6000 heads company and it's totally fine.
HarveyKandola 4 hours ago You can try Ekso:https://ekso.appFully self-hosted, dockerized.We made the pricing reasonable -- YMMV.
senand 10 hours ago https://www.openproject.org/blog/open-source-jira-alternativ...I haven‘t used it myself, though
IshKebab 10 hours ago Honestly the best issue tracker I've used so far is Phabricator (now Phorge). It would be a bit weird to use it just for issues though, and tbh I'm not sure I would recommend it as a forge because it has approximately no CI support.
Bugzilla. Seriously.
Can be easily extended and unneeded fields can be disabled via template.
We use it since 20 years at a 6000 heads company and it's totally fine.
You can try Ekso:
https://ekso.app
Fully self-hosted, dockerized.
We made the pricing reasonable -- YMMV.
https://www.openproject.org/blog/open-source-jira-alternativ...
I haven‘t used it myself, though
Honestly the best issue tracker I've used so far is Phabricator (now Phorge). It would be a bit weird to use it just for issues though, and tbh I'm not sure I would recommend it as a forge because it has approximately no CI support.
Redmine, maybe? With or without Redmine X.