Self host a BoostNote server

[babeuloula]

Hello,

Some users of BoostNote want to self host his notes (issue: #863).

Regards

[stappersg]

After reading #863 I do understand the twenty five days of silence in this issue:

Feel free to write a BoostNoteServer

[Komediruzecki]

Hi,

I think the issue comments still holds, the software is not mature enough, this feature request can stay as a interest gathering, but until everything is ready, we cannot provide self host solution.

[johncadengo]

Hi @Komediruzecki

I'm wondering if you have a status update on this feature request? It seems to me that's there's quite a lot of interest gathered. I'm here to chime in my vote as well. You mention that the backend software is not mature enough -- which gives me pause to want to go with the hosted version of BoostNote, since what I'm looking for requires hardened privacy and security features. That's the main driver for me wanting to self-host, to ensure privacy and security on my own servers, but also to see the open source code and have that assurance that it's mature.

Please let me know if you have an update or a timeline for allowing self hosting. Again, I might be inclined to use your cloud offering, but by your comment, you're saying it's not mature enough.

[ChoKhoOu]

I want self-host version too ！

I sincerely hope to open source the version of the self-hosted server so that I can keep my data under my control and contribute to the community's self-hosted server.

I think a self-hosted service version would attract more users, and now that five months have passed since the initial discussion, I wonder if a self-hosted service version is included in the roadmap?

[ghost]

Dear devs of BoostNote,
Ya'll have been working on it for so long. Please.. release a Dockerfile.
It doesn't have to be perfect or 100% stable just give us something to host ourselves.

[dyw770]

Will the official consider this function?