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Linux@lemmy.ml · 10 months ago

I am thinking about hosting my own Mastodon server from home on a Raspberry Pi (Pi4 8GB)?

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I am thinking about hosting my own Mastodon server from home on a Raspberry Pi (Pi4 8GB)?

Ajay Iyer@mastodon.social to

Linux@lemmy.ml · 10 months ago

I am thinking about hosting my own Mastodon server from home on a Raspberry Pi (Pi4 8GB)?

Are there good tutorials out there?
What’s the annual cost just to host yourself?

@linux @nixCraft @raspberrypi

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A raspberry pi isn’t fit for hosting public services. Your likely looking for a VPS.
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