Thank you to my Patrons at Patreon, and to my subscribers on YouTube
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Supporting the Lemmy Open Source Project
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Installing Lemmy with Docker and Docker-Compose
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Testing our New Lemmy site in the Browser
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Fixing an omission in my Configuration
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Re-testing our new Lemmy Site
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Setup a Domain URL with a Reverse Proxy
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Necessary! Custom Locations in Reverse Proxy
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Test our SSL enabled Lemmy Site
Description:
Explore the installation and setup of Lemmy, an open-source, federated, self-hosted alternative to Reddit in this comprehensive video tutorial. Learn how to install Lemmy using Docker and Docker-Compose, configure the site, and test it in your browser. Follow along as the instructor demonstrates fixing configuration issues, setting up a domain URL with a reverse proxy, and implementing custom locations for proper functionality. Gain insights into supporting open-source projects and discover how to enable SSL for your Lemmy site. Perfect for those interested in decentralized social platforms and self-hosting alternatives to popular social media sites.
Lemmy - An Open Source, Federated, Self Hosted Reddit Alternative