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@gstratford Oh also I read your last word as "optional", not "operational", so my response doesn't make much contextual sense 😂 I hadn't seen MetaText before, but will check it out 👍

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@gstratford Oh also I read your last word as "optional", not "operational", so my response doesn't make much contextual sense 😂 I hadn't seen MetaText before, but will check it out 👍

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@gstratford Yeah, if people turned the feature off manually then I don't feel too bad. Personally I stay far away from social media if I'm waiting to see the outcome of a major live event. But, adding the warning made me feel better about it until I noticed some apps don't support them whatsoever 😅

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@gstratford Yeah, if people turned the feature off manually then I don't feel too bad. Personally I stay far away from social media if I'm waiting to see the outcome of a major live event. But, adding the warning made me feel better about it until I noticed some apps don't support them whatsoever 😅

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@sinky I might have lost a few years off my life from the stress, but it was indeed a fantastic game in the end.

I fast-forwarded through the main parts of it again later so that I could properly enjoy each moment (even the amazing French goals) after knowing the outcome. 😛

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@sinky I might have lost a few years off my life from the stress, but it was indeed a fantastic game in the end.

I fast-forwarded through the main parts of it again later so that I could properly enjoy each moment (even the amazing French goals) after knowing the outcome. 😛

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Also apparently Ivory (and thus, presumably, others) does not work with Mastodon's content warnings, so apologies if those messages spoiled it for anyone waiting to watch later.

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Also apparently Ivory (and thus, presumably, others) does not work with Mastodon's content warnings, so apologies if those messages spoiled it for anyone waiting to watch later.

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I don't usually care much for sports (you won't see me posting about them potentially ever again on here 😅), but I have been rooting for Argentina in the World Cup for as long as I can remember.

Amazing to see Messi kiss the trophy. Amazing to grow up watching the GOAT, and to finally see him take the prize that he's sought for so long.

What a great day. 🇦🇷🎉

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I don't usually care much for sports (you won't see me posting about them potentially ever again on here 😅), but I have been rooting for Argentina in the World Cup for as long as I can remember.

Amazing to see Messi kiss the trophy. Amazing to grow up watching the GOAT, and to finally see him take the prize that he's sought for so long.

What a great day. 🇦🇷🎉

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@richard5mith Yeah it used to be part of mine too (well I guess it still is). I built our whole platform from a sort of DevOps-first perspective and it’s been so nice to work with.

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@richard5mith Yeah it used to be part of mine too (well I guess it still is). I built our whole platform from a sort of DevOps-first perspective and it’s been so nice to work with.

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@josephschmitt @viticci Will probably write this up soon for either @macstories or @club 👍

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@josephschmitt @viticci Will probably write this up soon for either @macstories or @club 👍

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@dstan Yep, we've only got 7 users on here, and three of them are just our websites. Significant load was not expected, but I was interested in what the minimum amount of load to run even a tiny Mastodon server would be. CPU was nothing, but memory requirements were a bit steeper than I would have expected for a basic instance: https://mastodon.macstories.net/@alex/109526576784408651

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@dstan Yep, we've only got 7 users on here, and three of them are just our websites. Significant load was not expected, but I was interested in what the minimum amount of load to run even a tiny Mastodon server would be. CPU was nothing, but memory requirements were a bit steeper than I would have expected for a basic instance: https://mastodon.macstories.net/@alex/109526576784408651

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@mike @viticci Great tip, will do, thanks!

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@mike @viticci Great tip, will do, thanks!

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@_notDaniel@mastodon.online @viticci We're running our services on Linode Kubernetes Engine. Metrics are pulled in by Prometheus and displayed via Grafana.

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@_notDaniel@mastodon.online @viticci We're running our services on Linode Kubernetes Engine. Metrics are pulled in by Prometheus and displayed via Grafana.

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@sashk We're running our services on Linode Kubernetes Engine. Metrics are pulled in by Prometheus and displayed via Grafana.

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@sashk We're running our services on Linode Kubernetes Engine. Metrics are pulled in by Prometheus and displayed via Grafana.

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@tchastain26 Thanks Tucker! Yeah CPU-wise it's been a breeze. Memory requirements were a bit higher than I expected and were closer to being a bottleneck, but overall we haven't had any actual problems so far.

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@tchastain26 Thanks Tucker! Yeah CPU-wise it's been a breeze. Memory requirements were a bit higher than I expected and were closer to being a bottleneck, but overall we haven't had any actual problems so far.

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@joshdick Hey Josh! No time like the present to make your Discord return 😉 But great to see you here as well, I always enjoy some dev chat. 🤓

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@joshdick Hey Josh! No time like the present to make your Discord return 😉 But great to see you here as well, I always enjoy some dev chat. 🤓

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@richard5mith We're running on Kubernetes (Linode's LKE service), so all of the data is saved in persistent volume stores. If a node goes down or any pods get shuffled to other nodes, the volumes those pods need get automatically attached to their new node so they can continue using their data.

We deployed using a configuration of the Mastodon Helm chart: https://github.com/mastodon/chart

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@richard5mith We're running on Kubernetes (Linode's LKE service), so all of the data is saved in persistent volume stores. If a node goes down or any pods get shuffled to other nodes, the volumes those pods need get automatically attached to their new node so they can continue using their data.

We deployed using a configuration of the Mastodon Helm chart: https://github.com/mastodon/chart

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@poohbers I have `server` at the top level rather than under `html`, and I have it in `nginx/sites-enabled/macstories.net` rather than in `nginx/nginx.conf`. Not sure if either of those matter, but that's my setup.

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@poohbers I have `server` at the top level rather than under `html`, and I have it in `nginx/sites-enabled/macstories.net` rather than in `nginx/nginx.conf`. Not sure if either of those matter, but that's my setup.

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@poohbers It's close, but outdated. The correct path is now `/.well-known/webfinger`. I'm not sure when that changed, but a lot of old stuff I found used `/.well-known/host-meta` and that is definitely no longer correct.

Also, you want the URL redirect to be from the domain to the subdomain, not vice-versa.

I used the template verbatim from the Mastodon docs and it worked for me: https://docs.joinmastodon.org/admin/co nfig/#web_domain

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@poohbers It's close, but outdated. The correct path is now `/.well-known/webfinger`. I'm not sure when that changed, but a lot of old stuff I found used `/.well-known/host-meta` and that is definitely no longer correct.

Also, you want the URL redirect to be from the domain to the subdomain, not vice-versa.

I used the template verbatim from the Mastodon docs and it worked for me: https://docs.joinmastodon.org/admin/co nfig/#web_domain