Dendrite Lite
Second-generation Matrix homeserver written in Go
A Matrix homeserver implementation in Go designed to be efficient and easy to run for small to medium communities. It speaks the Matrix federation protocol so users can chat across the wider network.
Key features
- Matrix federation
- End-to-end encryption
- Lower resource use
- Single binary deployment
Pros & cons
Strengths
- Lighter than Synapse
- Open standard protocol
Trade-offs
- Some features still maturing
- Smaller deployment base
Dendrite Lite replaces
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