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title: 'Introduction' title: 'Introduction'
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### Self Hosters READ:
Most sources marked with 🔥 or 🤝 are only avaliable on https://pstream.org
Because these scrapers are getting harder and harder to maintain, as they get patched. We need to close-source them. This is unfortunate, but it's the reality of the pirating scene. Sites that we scrape are blocking us, and we keep losing them. Fortunately, P-Stream has partnered with many people who offered their services on the site.
You are still free to self-host; several sources are still usable, with more open-source ones coming soon. If you have experience coding, this is a great oppurtunity to develop your own scrapers.
# Introduction to the client # Introduction to the client
The client is what users sees when navigating to your domain, it's the main part of the application and houses the interface and all of the scraping logic. The client is what users sees when navigating to your domain, it's the main part of the application and houses the interface and all of the scraping logic.

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With this method, you only host the essential parts that make P-Stream work. But keep using the account server from official P-Stream. With this method, you only host the essential parts that make P-Stream work. But keep using the account server from official P-Stream.
This method is the easiest to self-host and is recommended for most users. This method is the easiest to self-host and is recommended for most users.
1. [Set up the Proxy!](../proxy/deploy.mdx) 1. [Set up the Proxy!](../proxy/introduction.mdx)
2. [Set up the Client!](../client/deploy.mdx) 2. [Set up the Client!](../client/introduction.mdx)
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If you want to own your own data, it's possible to self-host just the account server and nothing else. If you want to own your own data, it's possible to self-host just the account server and nothing else.
This method is only recommended if you have experience hosting databases or other similar stateful applications. This method is only recommended if you have experience hosting databases or other similar stateful applications.
1. [Set up the Backend!](../backend/deploy.mdx) 1. [Set up the Backend!](../backend/introduction.mdx)
2. [Configure the Client!](../client/deploy.mdx) 2. [Configure the Client!](../client/introduction.mdx)
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If you want an instance that's completely isolated from the official P-Stream. You can self-host all of the parts yourself, though this method is not recommended for inexperienced hosters. If you want an instance that's completely isolated from the official P-Stream. You can self-host all of the parts yourself, though this method is not recommended for inexperienced hosters.
1. [Set up the Proxy!](../proxy/deploy.mdx) 1. [Set up the Proxy!](../proxy/introduction.mdx)
2. [Set up the Backend!](../backend/deploy.mdx) 2. [Set up the Backend!](../backend/introduction.mdx)
3. [Set up the Client!](../client/deploy.mdx) 3. [Set up the Client!](../client/introduction.mdx)