Managed SVN hosting for business

Enterprise SVN Hosting for Large, Critical Repositories

Keep established Subversion workflows running with managed migration, path-based permissions, monitoring and technical support from Germany.

  • For large repositories, long histories and existing build processes
  • Controlled migration without forcing an immediate move to Git
  • Path-based permissions, monitoring and a defined protection concept
  • Entra ID SSO, 2FA and IP whitelisting included with Enterprise hosting

When Subversion remains business-critical

Established SVN environments need more than basic hosting

Long-running repositories may contain years of history, release states, binaries, external project areas and build processes that cannot be moved to Git at short notice. At the same time, older SVN servers are often operated without current documentation or dedicated in-house expertise.

We do not force a change to your development process. We create a documented, managed operating model for the Subversion infrastructure your teams still depend on.

Existing SVN server
No active administrator No monitoring Unclear backups

Designed for demanding Subversion environments

Enterprise SVN Hosting is intended for organizations that continue to use Subversion in production, release or archive workflows.

Use case

Large SVN repositories

Dedicated capacity, monitoring and an agreed mirror or backup concept

Use case

Long project histories

Continue operating without discarding established structures

Use case

External developers

Path-based permissions and controlled user or group access

Use case

Legacy build processes

Keep compatible clients, scripts and CI processes in use

Use case

Older servers without an owner

Move into a documented, managed operating model

Use case

Complex identity requirements

Entra ID SSO, 2FA and IP whitelisting in the Enterprise offering

What managed Enterprise SVN Hosting covers

Managed Subversion operations

Run SVN repositories over HTTPS in a managed environment with monitoring, updates and technical support.

  • SVN over HTTPS
  • separate customer environment
  • operations from Germany

Repository migration

Move existing repositories from older servers or providers through a controlled migration process.

  • initial assessment
  • test migration
  • checkout and commit tests

Users and permissions

Model users, groups and path-based Subversion permissions around your current working practices.

  • read-only or read-write
  • repository and path permissions
  • controlled external access

Monitoring

Monitor service availability, storage usage, certificates and relevant technical error states.

  • service checks
  • capacity monitoring
  • status review

Protection concept

Define a backup, snapshot or mirror approach that fits repository size and recovery requirements.

  • backup assessment
  • read-only mirror option
  • restore planning

Technical support

Get help with operations, access, permissions, migration and common Subversion issues.

  • authentication support
  • migration assistance
  • existing SVN clients

Repository protection

Backup, snapshot and mirror serve different purposes

Large repositories require a protection model based on repository size, change rate and recovery expectations. A conventional daily full backup is not always the right option.

Important: A mirror is not a complete backup strategy. It can help with specific failure scenarios but does not automatically provide historical restore points.
Concept Purpose Typical use
BackupRestore an earlier stateHistorical recovery points
SnapshotCapture a technical state at a point in timeStorage- or server-level recovery
Read-only mirrorSynchronize the current repository stateLarge repositories and migration scenarios
Restore testVerify that recovery works in practiceRisk reduction and operational confidence

Enterprise SVN pricing

Prices are net plus applicable VAT. Final pricing depends on repository size, users, migration effort, storage, protection concept and support requirements.

SVN Rescue Audit

€990 one-time

Assess an existing SVN environment before making an operating or migration decision.

  • environment and repository review
  • permissions overview
  • backup or mirror assessment
  • recommended next steps
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Managed SVN Professional

from €299/month

For productive SVN teams with manageable repository size and complexity.

  • SVN over HTTPS
  • users and path permissions
  • monitoring
  • agreed backup or snapshot concept
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How an Enterprise SVN project works

1

Inquiry

Tell us about your current SVN environment and the outcome you need.

2

Initial assessment

We review repository size, users, permissions, access and special requirements.

3

Audit or test migration

For larger environments, we recommend an audit or controlled test migration.

4

Operating concept

We define hosting, storage, backup or mirror scope, support and migration steps.

5

Migration and cutover

The environment is migrated, tested and then placed into production.

6

Managed operations

Monitoring, support, updates and capacity checks continue after migration.

Enterprise SVN Hosting FAQ

Yes. Existing repositories can be transferred after an initial assessment or test migration. Checkout, commit and permission behavior are tested before cutover.

Yes. The offering is designed for large and long-running SVN repositories. Storage and protection requirements are agreed before the final proposal.

Usually yes, provided the clients can connect to a standard Subversion server over HTTPS. We confirm compatibility during the assessment.

Yes. Permissions can be modeled by repository, group and path, including restricted access for external contributors.

Yes. Microsoft Entra ID SSO, 2FA and IP whitelisting are part of the Enterprise hosting offering. We confirm the identity architecture and rollout during the assessment.

No. A mirror is a synchronized copy of the current repository state. It does not automatically provide historical recovery points.

Not by default. Support hours and response targets are defined in the proposal, and extended support models can be discussed.

Start with an SVN environment assessment

Share your repository sizes, current hosting, users and migration goals. We will help you define the next practical step without forcing a platform change.