#cloudreve — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #cloudreve, aggregated by home.social.
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Your own file cloud in 4 commands
Cloudreve in four typed commands: your storage, your share links (expiring, passworded, yours), no size caps and no scanning of what you upload.
https://selfhost.directory/project/cloudreve
#Cloudreve #Encryption #Surveillance #Datahoarder #Truenas #Unraid #Docker #Degoogle #Selfhosted
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Your own file cloud in 4 commands
Cloudreve in four typed commands: your storage, your share links (expiring, passworded, yours), no size caps and no scanning of what you upload.
https://selfhost.directory/project/cloudreve
#Cloudreve #Encryption #Surveillance #Datahoarder #Truenas #Unraid #Docker #Degoogle #Selfhosted
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Your own file cloud in 4 commands
Cloudreve in four typed commands: your storage, your share links (expiring, passworded, yours), no size caps and no scanning of what you upload.
https://selfhost.directory/project/cloudreve
#Cloudreve #Encryption #Surveillance #Datahoarder #Truenas #Unraid #Docker #Degoogle #Selfhosted
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Your own file cloud in 4 commands
Cloudreve in four typed commands: your storage, your share links (expiring, passworded, yours), no size caps and no scanning of what you upload.
https://selfhost.directory/project/cloudreve
#Cloudreve #Encryption #Surveillance #Datahoarder #Truenas #Unraid #Docker #Degoogle #Selfhosted
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5 apps that feel illegal to know — round 3
Round 3, all first-timers: OpenCut (CapCut without the watermark), Cloudreve (your own file cloud), Hoppscotch (Postman in the browser), LobeHub (gorgeous AI chat), ScanservJS (your scanner on every device). Save the list.
#Opencut #Cloudreve #Privacyfirst #Diytech #Homeserver #Docker #Unraid #Degoogle #Sysadmin #Programming
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5 apps that feel illegal to know — round 3
Round 3, all first-timers: OpenCut (CapCut without the watermark), Cloudreve (your own file cloud), Hoppscotch (Postman in the browser), LobeHub (gorgeous AI chat), ScanservJS (your scanner on every device). Save the list.
#Opencut #Cloudreve #Privacyfirst #Diytech #Homeserver #Docker #Unraid #Degoogle #Sysadmin #Programming
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5 apps that feel illegal to know — round 3
Round 3, all first-timers: OpenCut (CapCut without the watermark), Cloudreve (your own file cloud), Hoppscotch (Postman in the browser), LobeHub (gorgeous AI chat), ScanservJS (your scanner on every device). Save the list.
#Opencut #Cloudreve #Privacyfirst #Diytech #Homeserver #Docker #Unraid #Degoogle #Sysadmin #Programming
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Cloudreve: Why I’m Not Going Back to Nextcloud ☁️
For a long time, Nextcloud was my go-to self-hosted storage. It’s a powerful "all-in-one" suite, but let’s be honest: it’s a heavy monolith. The performance was average at best, and the setup complexity was... well, "medium-rare."
Then I discovered Cloudreve, and it was a breath of fresh air for my home lab.
The Architecture:
Instead of local storage, I have a TrueNAS share mounted on the host OS, which is then passed through to the container. This setup allows me to keep my data management on the NAS while using Cloudreve as a fast, modern frontend.
The Cloudreve Advantage:
- Efficiency: Written in Go, it’s incredibly lightweight. It feels snappier than any PHP-based solution I've tried.
- Storage Flexibility: It handles my 4TB TrueNAS mount and S3 buckets flawlessly.
- Smart Sharing: The UI for sharing is superior — you can easily set passwords, download limits, or expiration timers.
- WebDAV: Works perfectly when you need to mount your cloud as a local network drive.
The "Lean" Infrastructure (Current Stats):
Running via docker-compose, and according to dockhand, the resource footprint is impressively low:
- Backend: ~60MB RAM
- Database: ~27MB RAM
- Redis: ~6MB RAM
If you don't need a massive suite with built-in office editors and calendars, Cloudreve is the perfect minimalist alternative. It’s fast, modern, and the free version is more than enough for a solid personal cloud.
#selfhosted #cloudreve #nextcloud #TrueNAS #homelab #devops #opensource #cloudstorage -
Cloudreve: Why I’m Not Going Back to Nextcloud ☁️
For a long time, Nextcloud was my go-to self-hosted storage. It’s a powerful "all-in-one" suite, but let’s be honest: it’s a heavy monolith. The performance was average at best, and the setup complexity was... well, "medium-rare."
Then I discovered Cloudreve, and it was a breath of fresh air for my home lab.
The Architecture:
Instead of local storage, I have a TrueNAS share mounted on the host OS, which is then passed through to the container. This setup allows me to keep my data management on the NAS while using Cloudreve as a fast, modern frontend.
The Cloudreve Advantage:
- Efficiency: Written in Go, it’s incredibly lightweight. It feels snappier than any PHP-based solution I've tried.
- Storage Flexibility: It handles my 4TB TrueNAS mount and S3 buckets flawlessly.
- Smart Sharing: The UI for sharing is superior — you can easily set passwords, download limits, or expiration timers.
- WebDAV: Works perfectly when you need to mount your cloud as a local network drive.
The "Lean" Infrastructure (Current Stats):
Running via docker-compose, and according to dockhand, the resource footprint is impressively low:
- Backend: ~60MB RAM
- Database: ~27MB RAM
- Redis: ~6MB RAM
If you don't need a massive suite with built-in office editors and calendars, Cloudreve is the perfect minimalist alternative. It’s fast, modern, and the free version is more than enough for a solid personal cloud.
#selfhosted #cloudreve #nextcloud #TrueNAS #homelab #devops #opensource #cloudstorage