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Thank you! Your tech analysis mirrors much of my own and your build of matrix mirrors some proofs I'm working. It is wonderful to see what others are doing. Thank you for sharing.
I am hosting on vultr and deployed synapse, postgres, and a signal bridge on a 2 gb mem, single core VM. It is simple but effective for learning. It is about 12$ per month.
My next build will be docker based. Reverse proxies are a weakness of mine so I am trying to upskill before I make the change and advertise my setup as prod to family and friends :)
I'd prefer to run everything from my homelab, but I don't have the infosec confidence to open my home network. The costs of cloud will never beat the salvaged comps I get at university surplus ;_;