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Any self-hosted sync options? i.e. Run my own service in docker container, and provide my own database, be it a blob storage like S3, R2, Backblaze or SQLite?
by low_tech_punk 4y ago
Any self-hosted sync options? i.e. Run my own service in docker container, and provide my own database, be it a blob storage like S3, R2, Backblaze or SQLite?
- steveklabnik 4y agoAnything you use to sync text files can work to sync an Obsidian vault. You don't need a database. The simplest thing for a HN audience is probably "put your vault in a git repo and push to github whenever you want to sync," though that isn't real-time.
- ubertaco 4y agoI use Obsidian with my existing Syncthing installation (Syncthing being open-source file-syncing software that you run yourself), and it's great.
- folli 4y agoThe problem with Syncthing is that if you accidentally delete a file or part of you notes, your clumsiness will spread to all connected devices.
- schipplock 4y agouse git+syncthing then :)