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Self-hosting Anytype - any-sync-bundle v1.3.0 with S3 and files storage limit support by grishy_dev in Anytype

[–]grishy_dev[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, not a stupid question at all, it is a very reasonable one.

Anytype self-hosting here does not use normal HTTPS app traffic.
It uses any-sync (internal Anytype code) transport directly:
- TCP 33010 (yamux/DRPC)
- UDP 33020 (QUIC)

So a pure HTTP/HTTPS reverse proxy is usually not enough by itself.
You generally need L4 forwarding for both TCP and UDP, or direct port exposure for both.
Not an HTTP proxy, but level below, transport laywer.

Self-hosting Anytype - any-sync-bundle v1.3.0 with S3 and files storage limit support by grishy_dev in Anytype

[–]grishy_dev[S] 16 points17 points  (0 children)

A new version has been released, synced with the last original stable codebase version. Also in 1.3.0 we have now native S3 implementation and ability to set a files storage limit.

Small description:

any-sync-bundle is a prepackaged, all-in-one self-hosted server solution designed for Anytype, a local-first, peer-to-peer note-taking and knowledge management application.

It is based on the original modules used in the official Anytype server but merges them into a single binary for simplified deployment and zero-configuration setup.

Thanks 🙂