[tripleseven]

Hmm it's quite a bit more complicated than that. You need to be able to run Docker containers (that's the easiest way to run this). There's countless ways to do that nowadays, and internet is full of tutorials. Portainer seems easy to use to solve this problem but I've never tried it. There's a lot of cloud providers that offer running Docker containers though.

[abdullahkhalids]

I understand. The specific critique is: make a product that potential users can actually use.

[tripleseven]

I understand your point and I definitely agree that products should be as easy to use and set up as possible. However, I don't really see a way to make this any easier than it is now, or easier to set up than any other selfhosted project you can find on github.

I'm not targeting high school students (specifically) and it's outside the scope of the project to give a background course in DevOps.

I would argue the software is definitely usable by anyone who has some basic experience with Linux and Docker.

If you have specific ideas on how to make selfhosting this easier, I'm certainly curious.