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I've been hosting it for about 2 years, running in a container on a Proxmox host (a DL380G7 with 128GB RAM and a DS4243 JBOD in a tailor-made enclosure under th

I've been hosting it for about 2 years, running in a container on a Proxmox host (a DL380G7 with 128GB RAM and a DS4243 JBOD in a tailor-made enclosure under the stairs here at the farm) together with a bunch of other services. It is not used all that often but when I need it it is there and works as intended. After configuring it I have not had to do anything else than run apt update && apt dist-upgrade every now and then. It is a bit of a memory hog just like most other jvm-based services but it is reliable and dependable.

dspillett 3y ago
> It is a bit of a memory hog Do you have a handle on how much of a memory hog? I've considered installing it for a small group of people (~15 total, likely no more than 6 actively on a video call at any given time) but the dedicated server I'd put it on only has 32Gb in total (though it does run very little else that needs much memory: a large filesystem for backups, a web server hosting simple stuff, a LanguageTool self-install, occasionally other things I'm tinkering with that benefit from more bandwidth that the ~12mbit I currently get upstream hosting things at home).
- saghul 3y ago
  That server should do just fine! The backend is mostly Java so it does use some RAM, but you can set limits and 32GB is enough anyway.