hugogameiro

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   by hugogameiro 5y ago

   From https://masto.host/pricing/ - Under the Galaxy plan 90 EUR/Month: "2000 Active Users (estimated)" Also, in the 'about the plans' section of that page, under 'Concurrent Requests&#x27
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   by hugogameiro 9y ago

   I think I understand what you are saying but depending on the use case it is not only usable but it runs great. I have instances with a couple of thousands of users and it runs smoothly with shared resources. It really depends on what you w
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   by hugogameiro 9y ago

   Instances are not equivalent to servers. Just because you have 2000 instances, you don't need 2000 servers to run it. Just like you don't have a single server per WordPress install. For example, I have 100 Mastodon instances runni
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   by hugogameiro 9y ago

   You can split Mastodon to several servers easily. Postgres, Redis, Sidekiq, Streaming API, Puma, Nginx and Media Storage can all be placed on different servers. Even multiples for each. You can read here about https://medium.com&
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   by hugogameiro 9y ago

   You don't need a lot of resources to set up an instance. Mastodon runs easily with less than 1GB of RAM and 1vCPU. Also, you can even install it in a shared server, like you do say a WordPress. I have a hosting service dedicated to Mas