Run a lightweight self-hosted instance #209
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Yeah, my vps has 1GB ram and ~600MB are in use for all my other stuff... Looks like mongo and minio setup adds 581MB so it would go overboard unless I upgrade the vps :/ . Great job on making it lighter, I wish anytype used sqlite or something instead |
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If you want a simpler setup, I created a self-hosted Anytype bundle based on original codebase - https://github.com/grishy/any-sync-bundle I only removed MinIO, the most consuming component and merge other to reuse components to make it lighter |
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I’ve known about this project for a while, and I’m glad to see it’s still active. I really like the approach, but I’ve never quite had the courage to deep dive into the source code of all the any* components. Great work! |
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I have a really light version - one binary with almost no RAM load. grishy/any-sync-bundle#19 - here I almost recreated, with tests and checks, all the storage and communication parts... |
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I think it's possible with this FR anyproto/any-sync-coordinator#80 |
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See https://github.com/hellodword/anytype-all#self-hosted
The official dockercompose is good, but a bit too heavy for me, and the scripts are complicated:
By applying some modifications and workarounds, I can run a self-hosted instance without Minio and MongoDB, using only one sync node:
This is the directory size within a new space:
It's highly personalized, use at your own risk.
Please let me know if you have questions or suggestions.
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