Apso is a software framework designed to provide confidentiality to version control systems. With Apso, users can easily secure their version control repositories by applying encryption and access controls.
The Apso project is a framework designed to enhance version control systems by providing an added level of secrecy. While most version control systems offer encryption for data transfer between clients and servers in centralized systems or between clients in distributed systems, this functionality does not suffice for individuals who need to store their versioned content on a potentially hostile host. With Apso, users can create encrypted versions of version control repositories, ensuring their content remains secure.
One of the key features of Apso is its comprehensive documentation, complete with explanations of concepts and usage examples. Developed using C++, Apso creates encrypted repositories, allowing the host administrator to carry out their duties without accessing the data. Additionally, the framework is easy to set up and use, adding a configurable GPG-like PKI for access control, and can be configured to use different cryptographic algorithms.
Other features of Apso include a dependency on only boost, along with the version control client and cryptographic library. It supports plugins for distributed version control systems, cryptographic engines, and user interfaces, offering a customizable and flexible solution to storing secure version control repositories.
Regarding requirements, the Boost libraries are necessary to run Apso. The most recent release of Apso includes Debian packages, as well as improved build systems and bug fixes. Apso proves to be an essential tool for individuals requiring extra security measures for their version control systems.
One of the key features of Apso is its comprehensive documentation, complete with explanations of concepts and usage examples. Developed using C++, Apso creates encrypted repositories, allowing the host administrator to carry out their duties without accessing the data. Additionally, the framework is easy to set up and use, adding a configurable GPG-like PKI for access control, and can be configured to use different cryptographic algorithms.
Other features of Apso include a dependency on only boost, along with the version control client and cryptographic library. It supports plugins for distributed version control systems, cryptographic engines, and user interfaces, offering a customizable and flexible solution to storing secure version control repositories.
Regarding requirements, the Boost libraries are necessary to run Apso. The most recent release of Apso includes Debian packages, as well as improved build systems and bug fixes. Apso proves to be an essential tool for individuals requiring extra security measures for their version control systems.
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