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Are there any gotchyas to running a Lemmy Instance?
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this post was submitted on 14 Jun 2023
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Disk space is a bit of a concern since I started hosting this instance. The Lemmy database is 12.2GB and pictrs is 1.8GB after a little over a month. I set all images to convert to WEBP and scale down to save on disk space but the database is growing pretty fast. From my understanding, they already fixed this and we're just waiting for 0.18.3 to release.