submitted 3 days ago* (last edited 4 hours ago) by to c/selfhosted@lemmy.world
 

Hey all,

I use redlib instead of reddit for the info I still need to access on that platform. Recently, and with the API changes, the existing public instances being unreliabile cause of that I was maybe looking to host an instance myself. I don't know if I wanna keep it private or not but in the scenario that I do make it a public instance, how would I manage this? Is it a good idea to host this in my home, cause I have a residential IP. I dont want to get that banned by reddit, so residential proxies? I assume a random VPN would be blocked. Also what about bot protection? Anubis and crowdsec? What specs would be needed for such an instance?

Thank you!

Edit 30/10: well I guess if reddit is going to be requiring logins I'll just go pound sand 😢

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[–] 8 points 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago)

I've been hosting this Redlib fork for my own personal use behind Netbird to access a couple of niche communities with great success.

Oh yeah, specs.
The service runs dockerized in a Proxmox lxc Debian container next to searxng and uses little in the way of resources:
0.61% of 1 CPU
Memory usage
21.95% (449.54 MiB of 2.00 GiB)
Bootdisk size
70.03% (8.20 GiB of 11.71 GiB)

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