npub10qk497xf7vv49wdsejj47mmdhpnmnrgucjq6aance8g57kvf8yuq52v462 (npub10qk…v462) npub1l3gpk6vrudg8r67swqlex5alv9ch59s4lw46kk6hekuxe2n3aczsyqvu48 (npub1l3g…vu48) it is ;) if I move to self host later, I will almsot definitely go for Pleroma. Mastodon (the server software suite) is not exactly designed to be light or even super efficient.
As to the ES dependency question, it’s because ES is much better suited to this sort of thing. It’s designed to do efficient full text searching at scale. Postgres optimizes for other things. It does technically have the ability to do FTS but it’s not nearly as good at scale.
Ian Wagner :osm: 🦀 :freebsd: /
npub1ef…x4g6f
2023-08-27 02:56:01
in reply to nevent1q…w9pl
Author Public Key
npub1efwerpug6p4zzch28t9qeqtf4mmt0qv3tzhtv6gprfuz03urjddqax4g6fPublished at
2023-08-27 02:56:01Event JSON
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