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Hey guys, I’m currently studying computer science and have used Google domains for a while to host my own website. In lieu of domains being discontinued by Google I’m thinking about moving every service I’ve used there to a Debian VM, which would be hosted by a company in my country, but I would have root access....

I’m looking to host a lemmy instance for a small subreddit. I I am unsure if the load would be too much for my home network. In the last 30 days we got 1.7k comments, 96 posts, 95k views, with an average unique of 809....

I want to set up a lemmy instance as a subreddit alternative for a community I moderate. I would be running the instance on a local machine in my home so I really want to make sure that it can’t be traced to my physical location....

I recently started looking into hosting my own email, and the suggestions I got were very encouraging, with a lot of easy solutions paired with some unavoidable gotchas....

So I self host some stuff like jellyfin, ssh server for borg backup etc. over lan(Asus RT-AX53U router)....

So I’m loving the switch as lemmy’s growing larger, I’ve always used my freshrss reader to view topics. Now with reddit there’s an extension for freshrss RedditImage that displays reddit images and photos without the need to click the link....

Does anyone have any advice on hosting a server to the outside world? I intend to host a Jellyfin media server and want to be able to access it remotely. I was leaning towards hosting a VPN on my network with a good password but I don’t know much about that. I am looking for a free option that ideally doesn’t require...

Hey all, I want to host a small home server as a private vpn, torrent box, Jellyfin server, small lemmy instance and maybe photo backup… I’m looking for a NAS box or something that would be power efficient and aesthetically pleasing enough for my living room that would be able to handle those tasks. I remember seeing an ad...

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Okay, so I followed some guides starting with this one that uses CLI but then ended up roughly-following this Docker guide. I’m running Ubuntu so I had to figure some things myself....

I’m a bit late to the party but finally got the dreaded e-mail about the Gandi price increases. I was glad to pay their premium prices for domain registration because of the convenience of their DNS management and mailbox offer, but the new prices are just too much for me....

So, I’ve been self-hosting for decades, but on physical hardware. I’ve had things like MythTV and an asterisk voip system, but those have been abandoned for years. I’ve got a web server, but it’s serving static content that’s only viewed by bots and attackers....

I am currently working to set up multiple Fediverse sites. I am tired of sites that establish themselves on the backs of a userbase turning on that userbase. I just don’t trust “them” with my data anymore. I’ve built an owncast, pixelfed, lemmy, and mastodon sites as of the publishing of this. I’m going to add a...

I’m not familiar enough with Ansible or Docker to really risk installing Lemmy straight onto the VPS so I’m thinking of putting Yunohost on it....

cross-posted from: lemmy.ml/post/1235039...

I have 49 gb of music and at the moment i just sync it between my devices with syncthing. But i think it will be better if i stream it, as the storage on my phone is limited....

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The death of Reddit shall bring the life of Lemmy.tf...

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Hey folks, the r/selfhosted community has always been very kind to ntfy, and with recent events, I’m moving the r/ntfy subreddit to Lemmy....

This weekend I installed my own Lemmy instance, so I want to share the instructions to help others, who want to do the same....

If I were to create my own instance federated with all the other instances, as of today, how much data would I be storing, since I would make a copy of all the content?...

Currently using Tutanota but they’ve just retired my current plan and doubled the price....