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You'll want to start here, but it depends how comfortable you are with self-hosting as to whether it'll be a walk in the park. I had good luck with it, but I self host a lot of stuff and know what kinds of pitfalls there are. The docs aren't totally up to par - I might take a look at contributing to improving them - so you may need to do some searching around if you have problems. There's a Lemmy Support community on lemmy.ml you could check out too.
Right-on, thanks! It helps just to have a little direction—even if imperfect. I usually seek out multiple sources, anyway.