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I’m a hobbyist who doesn’t have any s3-compatible storage. (That I know of, anyway.) What’s the easiest way to try it out?
by skybrian 9mo ago
I’m a hobbyist who doesn’t have any s3-compatible storage. (That I know of, anyway.) What’s the easiest way to try it out?
- hnrayst 9mo agoEasiest is probably a local S3-compatible like MinIO (docker) and point Litestream at that endpoint. If you want hosted, R2/B2 free tiers work too. It only needs S3 creds + endpoint.
- benbjohnson 9mo agoLitestream author here. You can use the built-in file replication. It'll replicate all your database changes to another path on disk. I use it a lot for testing things out: https://litestream.io/guides/file/ https://litestream.io/guides/file/
- born-jre 9mo agoIt also supports: - webdav - file - SFTP basically ssh ( i have used tailscale and linux laptop ssh)
- PlkMarudny 9mo agoUse VersityGw, gives you S3 over the filesystem, no extra magic involved.