I think that’s still true, I’d you want a distributed setup like that it has to be as close to trivial to setup as possible. Email has shown that complex setups cause centralized solutions.
I think that’s still true, I’d you want a distributed setup like that it has to be as close to trivial to setup as possible. Email has shown that complex setups cause centralized solutions.
Lack of federating is a real problem, though. I don't federate. It seems too easy for a malicious user to overrequest data and screw over your budget server, and I've heard of it leading to a lot of resource usage nightmares.
This really isn't true (and hasn't been since Matrix exited beta in 2019). `apt-get install matrix-synapse` or `pip install matrix-synapse`, edit the config, and `synctl start` and off you go.
Set up Postgres, tweak a hand full of settings in the config, that's pretty much it.
Has been running without issues for half a year.
Just a single person deployment though.