Post ALuQxlPHxMB8vyDG08 by sss@hubzilla.dark-alexandr.net
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 (DIR) Post #ALuQxlPHxMB8vyDG08 by sss@hubzilla.dark-alexandr.net
       2022-07-27T07:00:09Z
       
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       #matrix #networking #im #unix #linuxHi all, i need to setup matrix server for relatively small group of users.requirements:1. lightweight (easy on cpu and ram), must handle at least 200 users without problems2. reliable (it's ok to crash few times per month, but data corruption due to server bugs is unacceptable)3. easy on storage (light io, not too much space usage)4. user management (gui or cli are ok)wanted optional features:1. voip support2. federation (preferable with ability to fetch old history in rooms)3. external database support (for example pgsql or mysql)
       
 (DIR) Post #ALuRnycK5OyQxmCsE4 by bonifartius@qoto.org
       2022-07-27T07:12:17Z
       
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       @sss you probably want dendrite if lightweight is your #1 priority. it can do postgres or sqlite. voip is setting up a coturn server.
       
 (DIR) Post #ALxePRWBvubpb8aREm by deepbluev7@fosstodon.org
       2022-07-28T20:17:38Z
       
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       @sss What is your definition of lightweight. You can run synapse with 2GB of RAM fine with 200 users (it really just matters how big the rooms are you join, not how many users you have until you are in the thousands) and it doesn't use that much CPU either usually. For example this is my secondary synapse server, with 5ish users in pretty large rooms.