Upload endpoints can be decentralised if you're willing to put a little effort in. By removing the certbot role from the ansible config and adding a locally ru

Upload endpoints can be decentralised if you're willing to put a little effort in. By removing the certbot role from the ansible config and adding a locally running debian 9 vm as a upldr host in the inventory file. You can run the ansible script and it will provision a full upldr node, you'd then have to edit your local hosts file to point upldr1,2,3,4,5&6 to the IP of the VM. Then running your local copy of dtube any uploads will be sent to those nodes will be processed on the upldr host you created. This is all untested but it should work fine, nginx might throw some cors issues but those are easily remedied. I've been meaning to try it out for a while but life has been doing its thing https://github.com/dtube/deploy https://github.com/dtube/deploy P.S. I do ops things for DTube.