🙏hopefully the bluesky team can drop an appview that can pull from multiple partial relays soon, would drastically help lower the barrier to host a relay, getting us closer to a fully blueskyless ATproto experience
this is a really cool video. I'm going to look perhaps at hosting this soley as a docker contianainer in an exiting docker / swarm node. your walk through is ace, a great intro, thanks and I glad I came accross your channel after searching for blue sky to find it
@@JustinGarrison I was thinking that this might make sense in order to distribute the resources further. But I don't know enough about what is running in a pds to have any real examples. I did have a look into the sqlite files that are generated and it looks like there isn't one file per user but rather one file per pds which can contain multiple users.
@@romayojr It's a convoluted mess of overlays and useless networking redirects. I'd rather spend my time installing shared apps in a system container or VM.
I run *everything* on my own (short of the Internet backbone, root domain servers, root level certificate authorities, and the electrical utility), but not for political reasons. For me, it's about independence, knowing how everything works, and understanding how they work together to a high level of detail. But there is an appeal to turn away from platforms where people who are not like-minded with me say provocative things that I don't need to hear. I show that same behavior if the platform is some social media site, or a soap box on a street corner.
🙏hopefully the bluesky team can drop an appview that can pull from multiple partial relays soon, would drastically help lower the barrier to host a relay, getting us closer to a fully blueskyless ATproto experience
This is my biggest gripe with atproto as a "decentralized" protocol
really awesome tutorial, thanks!
this is a really cool video. I'm going to look perhaps at hosting this soley as a docker contianainer in an exiting docker / swarm node.
your walk through is ace, a great intro, thanks and I glad I came accross your channel after searching for blue sky to find it
It has a compose stack so it should be easy to run in swarm
@@JustinGarrison hi, yes indeed I did take a look at their repo and saw there was both a docker and compose I can crib from
Thanks for the great video!
It's cool that each user is it's own SQLite db but what if you use a real database server?
I don’t think that’s an option with the official PDS and I’m not sure what benefits you’d have from a different db server
@@JustinGarrison
I was thinking that this might make sense in order to distribute the resources further. But I don't know enough about what is running in a pds to have any real examples.
I did have a look into the sqlite files that are generated and it looks like there isn't one file per user but rather one file per pds which can contain multiple users.
Really cool video, thanks for sharing!
how install pixelfed i cant... and no with ia: geminis... i have debian, server hosting... i dont like digital ocean, no linode...
something I've never seen before: it looks like the pauses you added messed up the caption track. the captions keep going during your pauses.
Thanks for letting me know. I’ll adjust it and reupload the subs
Has anyone got a PDS server running on "baremetal" (or LXC/VM etc) without using docker?
LXC and VMs are also container technologies. Is there something specific you’re trying to accomplish?
@@JustinGarrisonjust to clarify VMs are not containers and LXCs are containers but are drastically different from docker.
@@JustinGarrison I really dislike docker, so I'd like to set up a PDS server without using docker.
@@MarkConstable what is it you dislike about docker? docker is awesome
@@romayojr It's a convoluted mess of overlays and useless networking redirects. I'd rather spend my time installing shared apps in a system container or VM.
Yeah, let’s run everything on our own because
I also run my own website because I want to. No politics involved.
you going for the stupidest comment of the decade award?
@@igo9481 i think he is 🤦🏽
@@igo9481 yes, glad it’s it shows the absurdity
I run *everything* on my own (short of the Internet backbone, root domain servers, root level certificate authorities, and the electrical utility), but not for political reasons. For me, it's about independence, knowing how everything works, and understanding how they work together to a high level of detail.
But there is an appeal to turn away from platforms where people who are not like-minded with me say provocative things that I don't need to hear. I show that same behavior if the platform is some social media site, or a soap box on a street corner.