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So...Install Synapse via Debian packages, pip, or Docker, generate a signing key, and then configure a '''homeserver.yaml'''  with a domain, then for a database  use '''SQLite''' for small setups or maybe '''PostgreSQL''' for scale, and finally configure the '''TURN''' server settings for VoIP using '''Coturn'''  
So...Install Synapse via Debian packages, pip, or Docker, generate a signing key, and then configure a '''homeserver.yaml'''  with a domain, then for a database  use '''SQLite''' for small setups or maybe '''PostgreSQL''' for scale, and finally configure the '''TURN''' server settings for VoIP using '''Coturn'''  


For a client like '''Element''', serve it via another subdomain with a custom config.json pointing to your homeserver. Federation with other matrix servers requires proper delegation headers in the proxy config; non-federated setups simplify port exposure. Ongoing maintenance involves backups, updates, and monitoring storage growth from media and logs
For a client like '''Element''', you an serve it via another subdomain with a custom '''config.json''' pointing to your matrix homeserver.  
 
Federation with other matrix servers does requires proper delegation headers in the proxy config; and for non-federated setups they simplify port exposure.