I think fediverse_migration or fediverse_procelytization is best :) I personally don’t like “fedi”

I wouldn’t do fediverse support because it sounds too much like lemmy_support

I personally think lemmy users for the most part are technical enough to get that based on the descriptions you two may add. Those communities already have followers right?

I know asklemmy@lemmy.ml is not gonna censor me like asklemmy@lemmy.world is though they “have the same name.”

They’re meant to be run on a local server ie whatever other computer you have that runs 24/7

Why confusion? It’s good there is more than one community! Can’t trust any instance to stay up

Edit: I’m was yapping and missing the point

Immich!

ICloudpd to get the photos from the cloud.

Photosync app to sync photos to a share. This app is awesome. I think to sync full photos it’s a one time 5$ payment. I’ve synced 70,000 photos and videos so I know it’s worth it.

I went NC, seafile, NC for the same reasons. NC is way too bloated but it does file sync well.

Seafile is lightning fast but I don’t feel comfortable only being able to access files through their apps.

Yes but you can’t access them outside of seafile, which is a downside for me

I meant unlike! Thanks

All of your files are now in a proprietary directory unlike nextcloud, enjoy

Then honestly you must live in some radically conservative country.

Db0 is the best instance with the least friction from mods and admins.

I highly recommend getting them to access your sites over VPN not publicly then you don’t have to worry about this at all. For services that don’t have 2fa you can route the services from NPM to authentik. Then in authentik you have another password and can setup 2fa. Authentik is awesome.

You will be shocked how many times your sites are attacked by bots per day. Think five thousand plus.

You can also use fail2ban to block those IPs.

backup your data and configs. Run docker. Run portainer to manage docker compose. Make a stack for each container and deploy. Use Nginx-proxy-manager to manage routing your domains. Open the ports on your router to NPM. If public run strong passwords and 2fa. If private but with local ssl you can use your local ip and it works the same, at least via cloudflare and npm.

Are you using cloud flare?

Why use Apache over Nginx?

Yeah lemmy is already a dumb enough name.

I think mine run 20-40 dollars in electricity a year. I run maybe 20 containers on them.

It’s really awesome and stupid simple to setup in portainer. If you have any trouble or want a yaml just ask

Glad to help :)