• Slashzero
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    172 years ago

    I self host! Very nice having an instance all to myself.

    • @ikornaselur
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      2 years ago

      I’m planning to self host - but just have one question, mostly a confirmation, as long as you’re not hosting communities, you can comment and interact with others, without needing other instances to explicitly sync with your insurance, right?

      I kind of want my own instance just to control what communities I sync for my own account, but not going to host any myself, so defederation of some instances doesn’t affect me (unless I myself want to block them)

      • tool
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        32 years ago

        This is exactly what I’m doing and it has been working great so far.

        • @venusenvy47
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          22 years ago

          Do the big instances need to give permission, to your self-hosted instance, to read and post on their communities?

          Do those instance owners need to manually approve access from some unknown small instance?

          • tool
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            12 years ago

            No. In both cases, they’d either have to manually block federation to your instance, or be operating on a whitelist-only federation basis.

            Once you spin up your own instance and browse around a bit/subscribe to some communities, wait a bit, and then click on the “Instances” link at the bottom of the page and you’ll see a bunch of instances that will have automatically federated.

      • Slashzero
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        22 years ago

        That sounds correct to me.

    • @sayitghoul
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      22 years ago

      How do you self host? Is the always free AWS package an option to do this?

      • Slashzero
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        12 years ago

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