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Hosting multiple types of fediverse instances on the same server?

You need different Subdomains as you suggested in your first paragraph. And add a reverse proxy like nginx or caddy to the machine which then proxies the different subdomains to the respective services (e.g. lemmy.your.site to localhost:2222, mbin.your.site to localhost:3333).

Theoretically, you could put a landing page behind some SSO/iam like authentik, and then link to the subdomains from the landing page, but eventually users will need be on the subdomain to use a specific site.

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Pixelfed & Loops Kickstarter Campaign Just Launched

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Goals and Stretch Goals Primary Goals

Accelerate development on Pixelfed (Web, Apple iOS and Android)
Accelerate development on Loops (Web, Apple iOS and Android)
Plan development on Sup (Apple iOS and Android)
Expand the moderation, security, privacy and safety platforms
Get Pixelfed/Loops/Sup translated into multiple languages

Stretch Goal

Full time development
Hire additional developers
Build a cloud/CDN platform for the Fediverse
Register a Pixelfed Foundation as a legal entity (more details below)

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Ghost blog adding activitypub

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Mostly commenting though the Fediverse, yes, but they also develop the possibility to follow other Fedi users and have a timeline when logged in.

I think most current blog commenting systems have some drawback (closed platform like discuss, limited to WordPress, or something that requires email confirmation, captcha or something else) so the ability to comment from another service is a huge factor for me.

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Du hast ein Recht auf ein qualifiziertes Arbeitszeugnis! Da gibt es strikte Anforderungen und dir einfach ne Note geben können sie nicht, das ist auch unüblich. Der Betriebsrat oder deine Gewerkschaft kann dir dabei helfen, du musst da nicht alleine durch.

Bevor du dich intern bewirbst, könntest du auch schonmal Kontakt zu Leuten aus der anderen Abteilung suchen.

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Secure Way to Expose Docker Containers to the Internet?

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Yeah, I feel like exposing ports 80 and 443 towards an up to date nginx/whatever is referred to as a super dangerous thing in this community and also the selfhosted subreddit. Recommending cloudflare is almost the default, which I find a bit sad given many people selfhost to escape the reliance on big monopolist companies.

One can add different layers of security of course, but having nginx with monitoring in it's own VM without keys to jump to another VM is enough of risk mitigation for me.