Antiraid Hosting Guide
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AntiRaid Hosting Guide
Welcome to the AntiRaid hosting documentation! This section provides a comprehensive overview of all supported deployment methods for the AntiRaid (Splashtail) infrastructure, including both Docker-based and native (systemd) hosting.
Overview
AntiRaid is a modular, production-grade Discord anti-raid and moderation system. It can be deployed using Docker Compose for ease and reproducibility, or natively on Linux servers using systemd for maximum control.
Hosting Methods
Docker Compose Hosting
- Easiest and most reproducible way to deploy the full stack
- Orchestrates all services: bot, API, jobserver, template worker, database, object storage, proxies, and more
- See
docker-hostingfor a detailed, project-specific guide
Native (Systemd) Hosting
- For advanced users who want to run each service as a native Linux process
- Provides fine-grained control, integration with systemd, and custom monitoring
- See
native-hostingfor a detailed, project-specific guide
Quick Comparison
| Feature | Docker Compose | Native (Systemd) |
|---|---|---|
| Ease of setup | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | ⭐⭐⭐ |
| Customization | ⭐⭐⭐ | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ |
| Monitoring | Docker CLI/Compose | systemd/journalctl |
| Portability | High | Medium |
| Upgrades | Easy (rebuild images) | Manual (rebuild/run) |
Where to Start
- New users: Start with Docker Compose for a fast, reliable deployment
- Advanced users: Use native hosting for maximum control and integration
More Information
AntiRaid Hosting Developer Docs
This folder provides an overview of all supported hosting and deployment methods for AntiRaid, with links to detailed guides for each method.
Hosting Methods
- Docker Compose: Easiest, most reproducible way to deploy the full stack. See
docker-hosting. - Native (Systemd): For advanced users who want fine-grained control and integration with Linux. See
native-hosting.
Structure
README.md: This overview- See sibling folders for Docker and native hosting details
Where to Start
- New users: Start with Docker Compose
- Advanced users: Use native hosting for maximum control
For more, see the main project README and the full documentation in this directory.
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