Welcome to .. 0.18.2
Welcome to .. UI: 0.18.2-rc.1 BE: 0.18.1-10-g9c2490d4f
Welcome to ... UI: 0.18.1-rc.11 BE: 0.18.1-rc.10-1-g2a088cf02
Wow! UI: 0.18.1-rc.10 BE: 0.18.1-rc.9-1-gf0e487f18 is so much better. What a fun holiday weekend for everyone. Thank you for still being here!
Welcome to ...
UI: 0.18.1-rc.9 BE: 0.18.1-rc.9-1-gf0e487f18
Yes, the fediverse wants to be decentralized, so it is encouraged to use what works best for you. lemmy.sdfeu.org is located in Düsseldorf, Germany.
Here is where we're at now.
- increased cores and memory, hopefully we never touch swap again
- dedicated server for pict-rs with its own RAID
- dedicated server for lemmy, postgresql with its own RAID
- lemmy-ui and nginx run on both to handle ui requests
Thank you for everyone who stuck around and helped out, it is appreciated. We're working on additional suggested tweaks from the Lemmy community and hope to let lemmy.world try to DoS us again soon. Hopefully we'll do much better this time.
live updates in progress. Moved to SSDs, added more cores and 128GB and 64GB ram.
Two things that would be great:
- Have a tanoy/horn announce icon at the top like with Mastodon where status information can be posted.
- Change the heart icon to link to a method that supports the local instance
Attempts were made to create a thread for the almost daily upgrades we're going through with BE and UI changes, but even with pinning it doesn't have the visibility.
We're on site in about 1 hour to install a new RAID and once that is completed we'll finish the transfer of pict-rs data.
You are absolutely welcome to do that.
Could the Meta NDA be used as a trojan horse? Anything Meta discloses to a developer/admin could be legally used against them if they acted upon the information. Not just leak of information shared, but modifications to Mastodon or Pixelfed that go against Meta's pursuit of success in the Fediverse.
If you are offered a meeting with Meta and are required to sign an NDA, be sure to read it fully so that you understand what your obligations are and what freedoms and friends you give up.
Earlier this morning SDF Chatter was upgraded for Lemmy 0.17.4.
RIght now we're trying out a few methods of distributing the service across multiple hosts much in the same way that we have grown the SDF Mastodon instance.
Thankfully, the Lemmy code is performing very well in its current configuration and the SDF community is growing at a moderate pace.
If the Fediverse does take on a full migration of the Reddit community whole, it would seem now is the time for that. A lot was learned from the Twitter migration last fall and while many instances were not prepared and scrambled to accommodate for folks, those communities have built the infrastructure since then and it is ready for you all.
How exciting is that?
Fediverse 2023!
On June 16th, 1987 the SDF-1 BBS received its first caller at 300 baud. Happy 36 years SDF!
From what we learned last September with the spike in Mastodon usage, we're getting a head of things. We're setting up multiple Lemmy servers to help balance load on front end requests just as we do with Mastodon. So far, Lemmy's performance has been excellent with minimal resource usage, but distributing the load for pict-rs and front end requests should help us if we do indeed (and hopefully so) get a rush of new folks that want to leave reddit and grow the Fediverse.
Welcome to SDF Chatter - a federated Lemmy instance
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It was created from scratch by SDF user laemeur who is a graphic artist/illustrator. We made stickers based off this design that are available in the https://sdf.org/?store