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     No.56

    New instance: https://videos.deep-swarm.xyz/ (may shut down in several days until I find a cheaper VPS provider) I've shut it down.

    Followed Denshi's https://comfy.guide/server/peertube/ (2021).

    some notes for a freshly installed Debian 11:
    apt install -y curl sudo unzip vim ffmpeg postgresql postgresql-contrib g++ make redis-server git cron wget certbot python3-certbot-nginx
    - when modified config/production.yml remember to manually generate secrets for the first time run peertube, by runing openssl rand -hex 32, then filling line16:
    # Secrets you need to generate the first time you run PeerTube
secrets:
  # Generate one using `openssl rand -hex 32`
  peertube: ''
    - systemctl restart nginx after activating new peertube nginx config, in the guide Denshi forgot to mention this.

    Hardware requirements
    In their official site:
    - 1 vCore
    - 1.5 GB of RAM
    - Enough storage for videos
    - 20Mbit/s upload network speed
    - Enough bandwidth to broadcast videos
    From what I observed, peertube.service hinged mostly upon RAM, and my 8192MB RAM + 1vCPU is decent for this small video site. Try a 2GB RAM machine for a few days then you would have your conclusion.

     No.61

    >>56
    My first attempt was to use a 4096MB RAM vultr machine (which also hosts this chan and some docker containers), but it failed. Normally for this machine only about 1/4 of the memory is used (without peertube). So clearly the remaining 3GB is not enough for a peertube instance. I recommend to use a >4GB machine to be on the safe side. See peertube suck how much of your memory, then if there is still space, just install more FOSS software.