All domains works with Dynamic IPs - it all depends on what DNS-provider you use :)
Provider like Cloudflare ( I do not recommend Cloudflare) and afraid.org both offer dynamic DNS.
There is always the censorship factor - it all depends on the team managing the instance you are on. Hopefully they manage it well - like most admins do.
Indeed it is!
I remember a big change in resource-use between 1.18 and 1.22. And it is even less now.
My server has joined many big rooms and it is doing great on 1 core and 1gb ram (even thou I have allocated more to it).
Had to format my post, since the mobile client I posted it with did not apply the formatting that I did :)
I am currently running a minecraft<>matrix bridge and a telegram-bridge. I used to host those bridges for public use (3k+ users), but that was hard since it used up so much hardware.
Now it is only for family and friends, and that is working so much better :)
Good times
They server my domains and 100 other domains, one of the also act as a slave/secondary DNS server for others who wish to use it.
I am actually decomissioning the serverrack I have with my friends just because lack of time.
Used to run a lot of small things for the community, but like you - time and resources was lacking.
It is a giant MITM proxy, and whoever who has access to their logs have the potential to gain a lot of control
Afraid.org is great :) I do recommend
Since your name is Helig, I assume you are from the Nordics. Loopia has support for dynamic DNS.
All domains works with Dynamic IPs - it all depends on what DNS-provider you use :) Provider like Cloudflare ( I do not recommend Cloudflare) and afraid.org both offer dynamic DNS.
There is always the censorship factor - it all depends on the team managing the instance you are on. Hopefully they manage it well - like most admins do.
Intel NUC is probably the best choice - silent, possible to have two SSDs, pretty low powered.
Personally, I did settle with 13 Dell optiplexes 9020 SFF
I do actually
Thanks! I'll check it out :) Noticed that vikunja has a fedi-account @vikunja@social.linux.pizza
Alla dessa politiska poddar klarar jag personligen mig utan - så slipper man bli arg.
Well thats true for all software - being free/libre or not. It just takes time to get used to it.
For example, when I get a new phone - I spend the next months complaining over how much better the previous one was, until I dont.
Indeed it is! I remember a big change in resource-use between 1.18 and 1.22. And it is even less now. My server has joined many big rooms and it is doing great on 1 core and 1gb ram (even thou I have allocated more to it).
How does Vikunja work btw?
Had to format my post, since the mobile client I posted it with did not apply the formatting that I did :)
I am currently running a minecraft<>matrix bridge and a telegram-bridge. I used to host those bridges for public use (3k+ users), but that was hard since it used up so much hardware. Now it is only for family and friends, and that is working so much better :)
I did try to automate abuse emails via fail2ban, but that ended up getting my entire domain removed because it generated so many emails
Oof, I recenty gave away a couple of servers,
I tested your helm chart and it just worked :)