@girish I haven't heard about other actors in the OSS market for this kind of software. (Other than the usual Cloudflare et al.)
Otherwise, this sounds promising. A direct integration would be awesome. As @james mentioned, being able to have a global setting & on a per-app basis would be ideal.
During the recent CVE carnage with NGINX and Node.js, PHP, and eMudhra CA Certificates, I was using an active schedule in my AI assistant to routinely use my Cloudron MCP to check for updates and alert me so that I could immediately plan to run the install as soon as possible for any affected apps and in particular Cloudron itself. It worked quite well.
Thanks for clarifying, James. We’ll stick with PostgreSQL packaged inside our Django app. That setup has passed our tests for separate migration and runtime roles, backup and restore, cloning, and a PostgreSQL version update.
@james said:
Can you two please update your app as well and report back to me?
Hi James, unfortunately I could reproduce the crash today. I was in a meeting 3 other people. I left the meeting and the instance crashed for everyone. By the way, something I didn't make it very clear in the OP is that, not only people get kicked out of the meeting but the app actually crashes for a bit and becomes inaccessible. I either need to wait a bit or restart the app.
