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What specs for a self-hosted Lemmy instance?
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this post was submitted on 04 Jul 2023
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How fast is the disk use growing for you?
not terrible, db is about ~100mb a day, running about 20 days now and have a 4.4gb in images.
thinking about a mod to move images off to IPFS.
I read about using s3 storage for pictures. I am planning to use maybe backblaze for that or if I end up taking the beefy server, use a separate minIO instance. This is also great for scaling horizontally in the future, maybe.
federated forum, federated storage imo