Self-hosting meant building the binary by hand and wiring Postgres up
yourself. The image is a static binary on distroless with a built-in
healthcheck flag, and docker-compose brings up Postgres alongside it.
The image itself is unbuilt here: no container runtime is available in
this environment, so only the static Linux build and the healthcheck
flag have been exercised.
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Polling re-downloaded the whole store, photos included, every five
seconds. The app now checks a tiny version endpoint and only fetches the
payload when it actually moved, and the server gained request logging,
graceful shutdown, and self-hosting docs so it can run on a VPS instead
of only on localhost.
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Notes and photos were stuck on one machine. A small Go/Postgres backend
stores each group's payload under a code that doubles as the shared
secret, so a second Mac just needs the code — no account or login.
Applying a remote change must not push it straight back, otherwise the
two Macs would bump the version back and forth forever, so payloads are
fingerprinted and identical ones are skipped.
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