cross-posted from: https://kbin.melroy.org/m/foss@beehaw.org/t/1225798

After: ~1,337 days, 271 releases, 78,000 stars on GitHub, 1,558 contributors, 31,500 members on Discord, 36,000 members on Reddit, 68 languages on Weblate, Surviving the controversial announcement about joining FUTO, Having overwhelming success and support from the community with the product keys model, Launching the Merch store, Attending our first FOSDEM, …and before the release of GTA VI We are thrilled to announce the stable release of Immich! 🎉

I’m really excited about such a large project adopting semver! I never got the trend for software without a need for rapid release cycles adopting purely time-based version numbers.

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    5 hours ago

    God damnit, now I need to set up k8s and install it.

    I’ve been putting off moving out of Google photos for years. No, no, I shouldn’t spend the time to host it. It has that scary banner.

    Way to ruin my weekend! /s

    Congrats Immich Team! /and if you’re listening, thanks!

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        K8s is pretty cheap for fault tolerance

        Two VM’s and two Pi

        If my wife decides whe wants to watch the wedding video or the kids first TKD break and it’s down, she’ll clamor to move back to Google/Apple. I can also move my piholes over there and some of my arr stack.

        Resillient hosting for zero cost is pretty hot.

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          If fault tolerance is what you’re looking for I’d suggest a minipc over a pi, specced higher for the same cost and muuuch more reliable long term in my experience

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            The nodes go on x86. You use the pi’s for control planes. They sit around doing pretty much nothing until a pod get’s wrecked or upgraded then they spin a new one. You use 3’s or 4’s clocked down to save power.

            You really only need one, but for $50 two gives your fault tolerance, fault tolerance.