Or maybe a two click solution? :)
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I am currently using yunohost.
I report that it works out of the box within the local network.
Is it basicly a docker alternative? I know enough to have gotten some servers running in ubuntu docker containers but if i want a lemmy instance then that would be a first time exposing it trough the web.
Is it is as simple as just opening the right port?