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One of LURK's mission is to make sure we're not creating yet another silo for online discussions and publishing, but also give enough inspiration for others to do the same and start provide their own centralised, decentralised, federated, and whatnot services. | One of LURK's mission is to make sure we're not creating yet another silo for online discussions and publishing, but also give enough inspiration for others to do the same and start provide their own centralised, decentralised, federated, and whatnot services. | ||
Running your own server, and its services, is not always straightforward, so this is why we are using this space to document and make public how we maintain and configure LURK servers. | Running your own server, and its services, is not always straightforward, so this is why we are using this space to document and make public how we maintain and configure LURK servers (as well as some of the machines we use). | ||
== Request for Feedback == | == Request for Feedback == | ||
Revision as of 10:23, 20 November 2018
Welcome to RUN YOUR OWN, the wiki documentation of LURK's servers.
One of LURK's mission is to make sure we're not creating yet another silo for online discussions and publishing, but also give enough inspiration for others to do the same and start provide their own centralised, decentralised, federated, and whatnot services.
Running your own server, and its services, is not always straightforward, so this is why we are using this space to document and make public how we maintain and configure LURK servers (as well as some of the machines we use).
Request for Feedback
This documentation effort is an ongoing process, we add stuff as we develop the environment, and learn more about it ourselves. We gladly welcome your feedback and comments:
- Mailing list about LURK: https://we.lurk.org/postorius/lists/metalurk.we.lurk.org
- Chat about LURK: https://talk.lurk.org/channel/_meta
Support!
LURK is a volunteer run project.
If you found something useful here, please consider supporting us (if you can afford it!)