From Prototype to Persistent Service: Self-hosting Suwayomi with podman on a Linux Server, the right way (Part 3)

The preamble Almost a year has passed since I published the second part of my article series, where I explained how I deployed my Suwayomi server using Podman. That article followed an earlier piece about my initial prototype, and now we’re back with part three. Why? Because I realized I’d made some bad decisions. Although everything was working fine, I knew it was time to do things properly, just as I’d promised myself in the conclusion of the previous article. ...

October 17, 2026

From Prototype to Persistent Service: Self-hosting Suwayomi with Docker Compose on a Linux Server (Part 2)

The preamble A while ago I wrote an article that explained how tired I was of switching manga websites every time one is taken down, and how hard it was to track new releases and updates. I actually used it for a while, and I encountered some issues; Although the overall experience was pleasant, there were some things I wanted to improve. So, I’ve decided to write this follow-up article. ...

November 21, 2025

Self-hosting a Suwayomi Manga Reader Instance with Podman

The preamble I like to read mystery manga as a hobby, and I have found myself in a point that I’ve read everything mainstream. The only thing left for me to do is to resort to more niche titles, such as the ones that are fan translated and never left Japan. And let’s be honest, we all know how scanlation sites are. They are a mixed bag of scraped content from official sources, fan translations, scans taken directly from magazines in the eighties by publishers that went out of business in the nineties, and yes, a lot of porn. ...

October 12, 2025