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If cost is concern, consider Elixr-based Pleroma(or its forks), way less hardware requirement with most feature parity w Mastodon. Ops is good q, based on my o
by freewizard 4y ago
If cost is concern, consider Elixr-based Pleroma(or its forks), way less hardware requirement with most feature parity w Mastodon.
Ops is good q, based on my observation, most of these implementations has a Dockerfile at best, CloudFormation/K8s is very rarely considered. And probably bc where this community was originated from, Amazon is pretty much suggested against.
- nileshtrivedi 4y agoPleroma still requires PostgreSQL which is an overkill for individuals/families. Instead try GoToSocial which is just a golang binary + sqlite db file: https://gotosocial.org/ https://gotosocial.org/
- 2Gkashmiri 4y agohttps://github.com/guysoft/PleromaPi/ https://github.com/guysoft/PleromaPi/ it is able to run properly on a pi so the performance is not a problem
- zimpenfish 4y agoI'm pinning my hopes on GSL - already had to migrate my Pleroma from one server to another because whilst it is less hungry than Mastodon, it is still -quite- hungry. (The number of "X doesn't work with GSL" issues is mildly worrying, and migrating from Pleroma to GSL is going to make me insane. But hope, nonetheless.)
- stavros 4y agoThat page is basically empty. Why is there nothing on it, not even a link to the project?
- manfre 4y agoThat's a really unhelpful landing page. Finding their git repo wasn't too difficult. https://github.com/superseriousbusiness/gotosocial https://github.com/superseriousbusiness/gotosocial
- stavros 4y agoThanks, I found it after a bit of searching too, but I can imagine most people not bothering. I tried the project and couldn't get their Docker image to work either, looks like the server isn't responding to HTTP requests properly.
- kmlx 4y ago> which is an overkill for individuals/families if your use case is individuals/family then telegram/whatsapp/imessage groups are more than enough.
- e12e 4y agoNot if your audience is the fediverse, but you only want to provide hosting for a few users? If you host email and a family name DNS/domain - that's still "internet scale" with 3 users?
- manfre 4y agoEven the lightweight server options are very heavy (resources, install process, and/or UI clutter) or are a pain to deploy. Does a single user server exist? I don't want to host for others, but would like to interact with a few people that have migrated from Twitter. Are there any resource light servers that can be deployed as a container with a single config or env file that doesn't require many manual commands against a container instance?