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opencloud - I migrated from nextcloud. Screenshots and docker-compose-compose.yml included
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Nextcloud, tho a very capable package with just about all the bells and whistles one could ever need, is a resource eating beast. LOL
Is it? My instance only has a handful of users, but it runs on a Raspi 4 and RAM or CPU are never a problem
It isn't. It depends on the task and load though. The better the hardware, the faster it is.
Mine runs on some rockchip and 2gb ram h side drivestor gen2 Nas. Sluggish, but works with no troubles so far. Or is indeed not a hardware hungry I stance if you use it for you yourself and maybe a few family members