To run a self-hosted Buzz relay, a single Rust binary requires Postgres, Redis, and an S3-compatible object store. The process involves generating two Nostr keypairs: one for the relay's identity (BUZZ_RELAY_PRIVATE_KEY) and one for the owner's public key (RELAY_OWNER_PUBKEY). A Docker Compose file is used to manage the relay, Postgres, Redis, and object store. AI summary
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