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If I can eventually get it to work, I'll be hosting my personal Lemmy instance on a Hetzner CX21 VPS (2 CPU, 4GB RAM). Unfortunately after about a dozen attempts, with many variables tweaked to try to narrow down the issue, I still get nothing but a spinning button when I try to login after installation. I find it so odd that some people have no problem getting it up-and-running, and it simply won't work for others.
I had this issue and the cause was the email server. If you're using smtp you'll have to make sure your vps opens port 25.
However you can also just register without an email and it should work
I had this issue today while making my own server, i think i fixed it by telling it to not use the dev version of lemmy and the v1.17.1 version of lemmy-ui.
If you need my whole docker-compose.yml:
I experienced this too. If you're logging in as an admin with email verification turned on, there is a bug that prevents you from logging in (since technically your email isn't verified yet). I was able to get logged in by following the steps here (https://lemmy.click/comment/973) which included modifying the database table to mark your account as verified.
I used this script :
https://github.com/ubergeek77/Lemmy-Easy-Deploy
Once i had Docker installed it was really simple to get going.