[HN Gopher] Welcome Lemmy.world
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Welcome Lemmy.world
Author : dragontamer
Score : 36 points
Date : 2023-06-20 21:01 UTC (1 hours ago)
(HTM) web link (blog.mastodon.world)
(TXT) w3m dump (blog.mastodon.world)
| eigenspace wrote:
| I wish Lemmy's default design was more of a copy of
| old.reddit.com. For me, that design was better than both
| HackerNews' design and way better than the current default look
| of Lemmy instances.
| dragontamer wrote:
| There were some Lemmy-related discussions going on this past
| weekend. I think this is the one tidbit everyone around Hacker
| News wants to know:
|
| > The current VPS couldn't be resized that much anymore, and load
| was going up with all the new users. So I bought the same server
| at Hetzner: a 32-core/64 thread 128GB RAM dedicated server. (For
| Mastodon, I doubled the RAM. For Lemmy I don't think it's needed
| yet.) I migrated the Lemmy software and database there, and moved
| over. This took 4 minutes of downtime.
|
| So 32-core/64-threads with 128GB of RAM is running Lemmy.world,
| which is supporting ~36.7k users at the moment.
|
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| A brief look at Hertzner comes up with:
| https://www.hetzner.com/dedicated-rootserver/ax161
|
| A 32-core/64 thread + 128GB RAM server in Germany for 142 EUR /
| month.
| gareve wrote:
| with some basic extrapolation, at how many users they'll hit
| the extra expensive Hertzner servers? or in other words, at
| which point they'll need to improve their architecture?
| zmmmmm wrote:
| it'll be interesting to see if at that point, federation
| starts to become the way of scaling or not. If it was
| seamless, it wouldn't matter where you signed up and they
| could just host multiple lemmy instances on different
| servers. So far I have rather spotty experiences though with
| content sometimes making it to federated servers, sometimes
| not etc etc.
| Vermyndax wrote:
| So, single server scaled vertically? Gross.
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