Apache Subversion (SVN) Server on Ubuntu 22.04

Apache Subversion is an outstanding tool that enables you to change, add, or delete a file or folder, and commit those changes to the Subversion repository, which creates a new revision in your repository that reflects those changes. You can always go back, view, and get the contents of previous versions.

Subversion uses atomic operations to maintain the integrity of the database. When a new version is released, either all fixes or none of them are applied to the final product. Thus, the code is protected from chaotic partial changes that are inconsistent with each other and cause errors.

Apache Subversion (SVN) is designed for larger projects with branching code and many areas of development. The history of changes and copies of objects (including branches and tags) are stored in the form of linked differential copies that do not require large time and storage. So, try to use our Apache Subversion (SVN) Server on Ubuntu 22.04, and arrange a convenient system of version control for your development process.

Why applications by Art Group?

Our images are preconfigured and ready to run, they are always up-to-date, reliable, and secure.

Art Group packages images according to industry standards. We monitor the libraries and components for application updates and vulnerabilities tirelessly. When any update or security threat is identified we fix and repackage the VM and push the latest versions to the marketplace.

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