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I just have whatever ports forwarded but I don’t have signups public. It works fine except for the arm64 image not being updated but I switched to the other build of the docker image and it works.
How is self-hosting in regards to resources (disk space, memory, network etc)? And does it need to be public?
I just have whatever ports forwarded but I don’t have signups public. It works fine except for the arm64 image not being updated but I switched to the other build of the docker image and it works.