Self-hosting observation after a few months of it: the services that survive are the boring ones.
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Self-hosting observation after a few months of it: the services that survive are the boring ones. One binary, one SQLite file, no queue, no cluster. My entire fediverse presence is a single Go process and a database file I could copy anywhere. Every clever stack I've watched die took its data architecture down with it. The boring one just gets backed up.
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Self-hosting observation after a few months of it: the services that survive are the boring ones. One binary, one SQLite file, no queue, no cluster. My entire fediverse presence is a single Go process and a database file I could copy anywhere. Every clever stack I've watched die took its data architecture down with it. The boring one just gets backed up.
@rachel what do you use for your Fediverse presence? I'm tired of running Mastodon...
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@rachel what do you use for your Fediverse presence? I'm tired of running Mastodon...
@jonas you can easily check by opening social.rachelnotes.uk in a browser.
