(#) (10~80GB for compressed archive, low CPU use)ģ. (#) (disk used on-demand for cache, low CPU use)Ģ. **🖥 There are several ways to host your own mirror of Wikipedia (with varying complexity):**ġ. Production also runs a number of extra plugins and modules on top of MediaWiki. itself is powered by a PHP backend called (), using MariaDB for data storage, Varnish and Memcached for request and query caching, and ElasticSearch for full-text search. Download a compressed Wikipedia dump from (79GB, images included!) Download the Kiwix-Serve static binary from **This aim of this guide is to encourage people to use these publicly available dumps to host Wikipedia mirrors, so that malicious actors don't succeed in limiting public access to one of the *world's best sources of information*.**Ī *full* English clone in 3 steps.
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I'm also a big advocate for free access to information, and I'm the maintainer of the internet archiving project called () (a self-hosted internet archiver). Growing up in China (), and in light of the () I decided to make a guide for people to help demystify the process of running a mirror. Wikipedia's infrastructure (2 racks the USA, 1 in Holland, and 1 in Singapore, + CDNs) (), but thankfully they provide regular database dumps and static HTML archives to the public, and have permissive licensing that allows for rehosting with modification (even for profit!).
**Unfortunately, Wikipedia attracts lots of hate from people and nation-states who object to certain articles or want to hide information from the public eye.** > **Did you know that just runs a mostly-traditional LAMP stack on ()**? (as of 2019) "Internet-in-a-box" hardware boxes that run self-hosted Wikipedia:
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Originally published on .The pretty HTML version is here and the source for this guide is on Github.Ī summary of how to set up a full mirror using three different approaches. How to self-host a mirror of :with Nginx, Kimix, or MediaWiki/XOWA + Docker
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