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Administration guide So, you have a working Mastodon instance... now what? Here are the steps you will likely want to perform: Give your account admin privileges Customize settings like title, contact username/e-mail, description, and rules Submit your instance to a directory All of these are optional and depend on your use case. Turning into an admin The following rake task: RAILS_ENV=production

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API overview Contents Available libraries Notes Methods Accounts Apps Blocks Domain blocks Endorsements Favourites Filters Follow Requests Follow Suggestions Follows Instances Custom Emojis Lists Media Mutes Notifications Reports Search Statuses Timelines Entities Account Application Attachment Card Context Emoji Error Filter Instance List Mention Notification Push Subscription Relationship Result

Mastodon Production Guide Disclaimer: This guide was written for Ubuntu Server 18.04, you may run into issues if you are using another operating system. We are welcoming contributions for guides to other distributions. This document is also written with the expectation that you have a technical level high enough to administrate Linux servers. If you need help setting up your instance, you may want

Heroku guide Mastodon on Heroku requires more than one Dyno. In theory and experience, running on free hobby Dynos is not practical for production use. Running on Heroku's hobby Dynos and free add-on tiers has limited testing purposes and is not recommended in production. See #1275 for details. Limitations Currently heroku setup has two main technical limitations: Animated GIF upload requires extr

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