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@[email protected] published stats for Q3 2026, and it now has almost 1500 users and over 4000 repos - 87% and 99% more than Q2! Well done!
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@[email protected] just wanted to say that we've been super happy with Codefloe so far. Much smoother experience, and very quick to address any issue that might come up.
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We've migrated our issue indexer to a Typesense HA deployment running on our k8s cluster.
https://forum.codefloe.com/t/2026-09-05-issue-indexer-migration-to-typesense/161
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During maintenance, our SSH fingerprint changed again (inadvertent).
You can safely accept the new one.
See https://forum.codefloe.com/t/2026-09-03-ssh-fingerprints-changed-again/159 for more information.
Apologies for possible disruptions this might have caused!
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Hi @codefloe,
You're depending on #donations and according to https://codefloe.com/codefloe/analytics/src/branch/main/reports/costs/cost_summary.md you are in need of more incoming money.
Currently, you're mentioning donations on multiple pages such as:
https://forum.codefloe.com/guidelines#faq-pricing
https://docs.codefloe.com/governance/financial/Unfortunately, I was not able to find further information on *how* to donate except https://en.liberapay.com/codefloe/
Since you're Europe-based: is there an IBAN/BIC I may use which would be my preferred way for donating in terms of control and money that doesn't go into your organization?
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Due to the severe #Hetzner S3 outage, our DB WAL archival jobs accumulated locally and eventually resulted in a temporary downtime of our DB (due to permanent leader switches and local WAL pressure).
As a user, you'll see 500 errors when browsing the site.Due to the flaky behavior of Hetzner's S3 and the fact that this downtime will continue until tomorrow, we're currently working on migrating off Hetzner S3.
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I went with option number 2: I removed my code from #Codeberg and replaced it with a notification message.
https://codeberg.org/publicvoit/ is history. 👋
Hail https://codefloe.com/publicvoit on a permissive #FOSS service: @codefloe 🙇
Background: https://social.tchncs.de/@codefloe/116963861098218609
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Using https://docs.codefloe.com/usage/migrate/ I was able to easily migrate my #Codeberg projects to #CodeFloe, which is a permissive FOSS hosting service:
https://codefloe.com/publicvoit/What should I do with my projects on Codeberg? Where should I put the link to the new project locations?
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We have a new public landing page at codefloe.com (only visible when logged out). We hope it does a better job at transporting our values and what the platform has to offer!
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If you're using @codefloe and you can't push anymore, you should know that they did a big migration to another server and their SSH fingerprints have changed.
Follow the instructions here
https://forum.codefloe.com/t/2026-08-08-changed-fingerprints-of-ssh-host-keys/145 -
Due to our host migration, our SSH fingerprints have changed.
The new ones are listed at https://docs.codefloe.com/usage/ssh/#host-key-fingerprints
You can update these on your boxes as follows:
ssh-keygen -R codefloe.com
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An over engineered risk mitigating triple deployment approach to publishing a personal blog. One for each visitor I sometimes get.
There's some irony that at the time of pushing the content Git Hub is having issues -
Update - We are continuing to work on an issue affecting GitHub Actions.
Capacity remains constrained and jobs may still be delayed or fail while it recovers gradually. Customers using self-hosted runners may see errors or rate limiting when runners register.
Copilot code review, Copilot coding agent, and migrations using GitHub Enterprise Importer may also be affected. Webhook deliveries may be delayed.
Our engineers remain actively engaged.
Aug 06, 2026 - 19:43 UTC#blaugust2026 #blaugust #codefloe #codeberg
https://bongotwisty.codeberg.page/principles_and_pragmatism/
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We will migrate Forgejo from a Cloud VM to a Proxmox VM (AX102 base) this Friday. This will result in a short downtime of the instance during migration.
The new server has double single core performance and a much faster (datacenter) NVME, so interacting with the instance should become (even) faster afterwards.
Sneak peek: we are currently also working on enabling code search (via zoekt) and migrating Meilisearch to a HA Typesense cluster.
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@cichy1173 you're the first one to appreciate and callout our CI runner speed - appreciated :)
We've recently added some new CI servers and have updated the respective docs page with details about the underlying hardware a few days ago: https://docs.codefloe.com/cicd/hardware/
A global announcement for this is still pending.
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Catodon repo moved to Codefloe
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I moved cichyform repository with my custom Terraform modules to @codefloe . Original repository on codeberg has not been deleted but archived so your stacks should be usable without any migrations. But all tags and commits are migrated to CodeFloe, so just simple edit in source="" should be enough to migrate :-)
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New feature: Pull Request preview environments!
Read more at
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Unfortunately, I can no longer recommend #CodeFloe as an alternative software forge. The values of its founder are clearly not aligned with my own.
I'll be removing a couple of internal projects I'd set up there.
I'm not sure what's the next step. I've been avoiding the idea of self-hosting #Forgejo but maybe at this point that's simply inevitable. 😅
(I self-hosted Gitea for a while way back in the day…)
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@mathismatiker @codefloe Hey!! Wonderful. Great tip ! #codeberg alternative #codefloe #codebergalternatives
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RE: https://social.tchncs.de/@codefloe/116963861098218609
@mitsuhiko I agree to some extent; I think the blurry lines might cause endless discussions about edge cases later on, even though they're clearly defining a stance, and this may cause the net benefit of repelling AI users overall.
That being said, I wouldn't say there is *no* alternatives. #Codeberg has gotten a bit of fame lately indeed, but there are other self-hosted #Forgejo instances which are happy to welcome AI users, e.g. #CodeFloe.