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How to Self-Host a Bluesky Personal Data Server on Ubuntu VPS

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5h ago· 14 min readen

Summary

This article provides a step-by-step technical guide for self-hosting a Bluesky Personal Data Server (PDS) on an Ubuntu VPS. It explains what Bluesky is (a decentralized social networking protocol originally funded by Twitter, now independent), compares it to Twitter/X and Mastodon, and walks through the server setup process including domain configuration, Docker installation, PDS deployment, and DNS settings. The guide targets users who want full control over their social media data and identity through self-hosting.

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Bluesky is a decentralized social networking protocol designed to create a more open and user-controlled internet.
Bluesky aims to move away from centralized control of social media platforms, allowing users to own their data, choose their algorithms, and self-host their identities.
It was initially funded by Twitter in 2019 but later became an independent organization.
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This article provides a guide for self-hosting a Bluesky Personal Data Server on Ubuntu VPS.

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