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this post was submitted on 16 Jun 2023
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I have mine running on the cheapest arm Hetzner instance, working well so far
Glad to hear that!
Oh, Hetzner has ARM machines now? Very nice. Guess I should finally move at least my mail server to ARM.
Yes, only in ~~Frankenstein~~ Falkenstein though. Which isn't a big deal if you're EU based anyway
Frankenstein is the name of the doctor, not the name of the monster
oh no, that'll teach me for using LanguageTool!
I didn't know Lemmy could run on arm architecture. Is your installation with docker?
No, with the Ansible method. I tried the docker method, but it really didn't want to work for me.
If you go the Ansible way though make sure you're using a Debian 11 based OS
Hosting on Ubuntu 22.04, worked a charm with Ansible. Docker was a mess, couldn't figure it out.
Smaller lemmy instances runs great on a raspberry pi 3 I've heard.