These are current graphs for lemmy.world (yet to add it to my Zabbix)
Diskspace:
du -sm *
960 pictrs
1273 postgres
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I see you're using Hetzner. Those graphs don't really show what kind of CPU you're using. It's a 2 core i guess?
I think it depends heavily on how much storage you're allocating, if you allow uploading media that is. From what I've understood most of the bottlenecks are in DB operations so CPU and memory definately play a role.
Good point. I forgot about media.
I wonder if I made a LAN lemmy instance if I could use it as a lemmy cache server.
At least 2.8k :-)
What is the plan to make communities between instances easily accessible? I feel like with mastodon and now lemmy that is the part that concerns me, namely community reach/discoverability