Bouncer — Lfs Rev

| Setup | Time to completion | Server CPU | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Vanilla LFS | 18m 22s (with 5 timeouts) | 94% | | LFS Rev Bouncer | | 41% |

April 14, 2026 Category: DevOps / Git Performance

# Docker quickstart docker run -p 8080:8080 \ -e LFS_BOUNCER_BACKEND="https://your-lfs-server.com" \ -e LFS_BOUNCER_REDIS="redis://cache:6379" \ ghcr.io/lfs-rev-bouncer/latest Then configure your clients: lfs rev bouncer

If you’ve ever worked with large files in Git (binaries, datasets, or release artifacts), you know the pain. Git LFS (Large File Storage) solved the storage problem, but it introduced a new one: .

Title: Breaking the Bottleneck: Why LFS Rev Bouncer is a Game-Changer for High-Stakes Workflows | Setup | Time to completion | Server

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Stop waiting for LFS locks. Start shipping faster. [GitHub Repository Link] Try it now: docker pull ghcr.io/lfs-rev-bouncer/latest Drop a comment below – we’d love to

Enter the – the missing link between your CI/CD pipeline and your Git LFS server. What is LFS Rev Bouncer? Think of it as a smart traffic cop for your LFS objects. By default, Git LFS locks files during transfer, causing massive queue times when multiple runners or developers try to push large assets simultaneously. The "Rev Bouncer" intercepts these requests, validates revisions, and allows parallel processing without corrupting your pointers. The Problem It Solves We’ve all seen it: