@abuuba @wintermeyer Damn, nice webpage descriptions. Curious what the total cost was to run the agents to help build this thing.
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Post by Stefan Wintermeyer
abuuba 1.0 is out
A Fediverse server built with Elixir and Phoenix. A drop-in replacement for Mastodon. abuuba.com
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All 289 client API endpoints
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Keeps your domain, accounts, and existing phone tokens
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Timelines at least 12× faster
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Fan-out to 10,000 followers 68× faster
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Less compute. Lower hosting costs.
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MIT licensed
Swap it in. Keep everything. Go faster. Pay less.
And a friendly nudge to our favorite sparring partner @Mastodon@mastodon.social 🐘 meet 🐆.
Your move. Show us how fast a mastodon can run. 😉
Shoutout to @wintermeyer who built abuuba because vutuv.de needed a fast Fediverse peer.
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Already counted in the numbers above.
Curious what the total cost was to run the agents to help build this thing.
I did not look up the exact number. We are talking 3 digits not 4.
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@abuuba @wintermeyer have you done a database move from a mastodon install? Saying you can keep your account and phone tokens seems like a high bar that’s unlikely to be true so I would love to see documentation of this
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Good question! I haven’t moved a production server yet. I run vutuv.de not Mastodon.
I built abuuba because I needed a faster counterpart to vutuv.de as Mastodon is quite slow. I use abuuba for testing vutuv. I mainly published it to encourage Mastodon to improve its speed. Please read the homepage for the background.
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Already counted in the numbers above.
@wintermeyer it says on top that vutuv has 6k users, how many active users are there. Is that number all local or does it include imported accounts from somewhere?
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That number has a mouse-over functionality (on the desktop) that provides the details. Those values are all from the live production system.
