I'm on the lookout for efficient ways to store binaries for scripts, especially since we're a Managed Service Provider (MSP) that develops numerous scripts for tool installations across various customers. Imagine managing individual scripts for each client when we're often deploying the same solutions! We used a service called Box before, but management isn't keen on paying for it anymore. We also experimented with OneDrive, but the direct URLs aren't very user-friendly. GitHub is out because it has a 100MB limit. Have others faced a similar dilemma, and what solutions have you found useful? Most of our scripts are in PowerShell, and we want to avoid hosting them internally for each client to simplify updates.
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Instead of jumping straight to GitHub, consider setting up your own Git repository on a cloud VM. You get to control the storage size and how you want to interface with it—no need to rely on third-party limits! I’ve done this for our scripts and it works well.
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