In the process of migrating my self-hosted PDS to a new server, I managed to accidentally lose my .env file and in the process lost by ro...
Registering Identity Recovery Keys via PDS, using goat | bryan newbold
One of the big design goals for atproto is for users to "own their network identity". If something goes wrong with a hosting provider, it should be possible recover accounts by independently updating their identity to point at a new home. Every account in the network has both a handle and a DID. Th...
Creating a did:web atproto account using goat | bryan newbold
This is a hastily-written guide to creating a did:web atproto account. You'll need: familiarity with command line tools a domain name and web server you control, for the did:web a handle domain name you control (can be the same as the did:web domain) an invite code to an atproto PDS the goat t...
Creating a did:web atproto account using goat | bryan newbold
This is a hastily-written guide to creating a did:web atproto account. You'll need: familiarity with command line tools a domain name and web server you control, for the did:web a handle domain name you control (can be the same as the did:web domain) an invite code to an atproto PDS the goat t...
Migrating PDS Account with `goat` | bryan newbold
Account migration is an important feature of atproto, and has been possible in the live network since February of this year, but is still a bit scary and developer-oriented. As part of documenting the migration process, I recently implemented basic account migration in the goat CLI tool for atproto...
Self-hosting your PDS | jola.dev
How to set up your own atproto Personal Data Server using tranquil-pds and docker compose, walking you through it step by step.
Setting up my own ATProtocol PDS - Blooym
Details of my adventures self-hosting my own ATProtocol Personal Data Server (PDS), including the painful debugging process.
hexmani.ac/atproto-migrator
ai-generated junk tool for migrating atproto identities in-browser
Who Actually Owns Your ATProto Identity? Hint: It's Probably Not You
ATProto gives your PDS operator full control of your signing and rotation keys, letting them impersonate you across every app in the ecosystem or kill
Yesterday we launched a new feature and now our existing web users can bring their own DID or we can be a temporary custodian of a new identity. Either way, now every user's PDS is the source of truth for public events and rsvps. openmeet.net/your-identity-your-events #ATprotocol
Your Identity, Your Events: How OpenMeet Gives Every User an AT Protocol Account
openmeet.netPDS Hosting
Resources related to atproto Personal Data Server (PDS) hosting
Bluesky handle directory – PDSes
eny.space
Bitesize Proto: Two PDS containers at the same time; synchronized swimmers - Hitchhiker's Guide to the Atmosphere
