Officially https://join-lemmy.org/docs/administration/install_docker.html
There is also this https://github.com/ubergeek77/Lemmy-Easy-Deploy/tree/main
I rolled my own docker-compose.yml because I host other services using Caddy as well
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Welcome, fellow refugee. I'm only lurking in these topics out of interest, I'm not in a position to host.
But you might find these communities interesting:
They are all about self hosting in general, not self hosting lemmy specifically. But lemmy is a topic among others. The last comm seems to be about specifically self hosting lemmy, but has no content (yet) from my point of view. Which I find sad, as I'm also mostly interested in self hosting lemmy as a topic.
There is a docker install guide in the docs.
Hi! First comment on Lemmy (or any social media.) I run bubblesthebunny.com off this repo: https://github.com/BubblesTheBunny/lemmy
It requires Digital Ocean and Cloudflare, but it works pretty well. I use a pretty small VM though, so if you're looking for something that can handle 1000s of users you'll need to modify it slightly.
I yoinked a ton from the https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ansible repo, so if you want to roll your own that's a good place to start.
The documentation should answer most of your questions.
Does it affect if I run lemmy inside a tailscale machine with all inbound ports closed?
It needs to receive incoming http/websocket requests.
Does anybody know the hardware requirements? A RaspberryPi, some small VPS with 1 cpu and 1gb ram, or 4 core vps with 16 gb ram? Is the traffic cache-able by cloudflare?
In my other comment I mentioned some specs... not sure what it's like on the larger instances, but probably not too bad.
Not sure if it can be cached by Cloudflare... probably depends on what you want to cache.
Not sure if it can be cached by Cloudflare
Every time I've turned on caching on my instance, it goes into a redirect loop and doesn't connect. I've tried searching everywhere to see if it's just something I've done wrong (which is how I found this comment) but can't find any tutorials or anything on caching with cloudflare on lemmy. I'm guessing it's just not possible.