Public Interest Social Networks
Bonfire is built by communities, for communities. Rooted in autonomy, mutual care, and collective power. Co-create your tools, reclaim your data, and resist manipulation by shaping your own federated digital spaces.
Previously at @bonfire@indieweb.social
We’re kicking off a round of online install parties: https://indieweb.social/@bonfire/114714885183430725
For those wondering what kind of server is needed for Bonfire, see this thread: https://indieweb.social/@bonfire/114714550261653975
The resources your Bonfire instance needs mostly depend on:
- How many local users are active at the same time
- How many remote users follow local users (and from how many instances)
- How many distinct remote users are followed by local users
- The volume and frequency of posts and other activities
Unless you already have a dedicated server, a flexible virtual server can be a good option so you can scale RAM/CPU as your instance grows, e.g: https://www.hetzner.com/cloud/
We disabled federation on campground because it is intended to be a testing instance, as we do not plan to have a flagship one
And thanks for the report about ORCID! It was not meant to be enabled on that instance as we have https://openscience.network dedicated to testing the Open Science flavour. We'll try to fix the issue there in the next release.
@arod@Matt_Noyes