@ianhyzy said in running many WP installs on one cloudron: @d19dotca thanks! mind sharing any of your php tweaks? I'm curious what other people are doing here Certainly! The values change periodically for me based on various circumstances, however here's the current values I'm using in the php.ini file for WordPress... default_socket_timeout = 300 max_execution_time = 300 max_input_time = 60 max_input_vars = 3000 memory_limit = 256M post_max_size = 128M upload_max_filesize = 128M The top are the values needed usually for best performance from certain page builders and important plugins in WordPress, plus I have a few sites that host videos / other large files so I keep the sizes somewhat large too and tweak as needed for each customer website. Also, on the wp-config.php file, I also set the following property which allows the WordPress memory limit to match that of the php.ini file, rather than keeping them separate. But in some cases it may be wise to keep them separate too, it's really a case-by-case basis, I just find I often keep them the same so doing it this way means I only have to set it in one spot and removes the risk of keeping them separate unintentionally... define( 'WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', ini_get( 'memory_limit' ) ); // sets memory limit to match php.ini Then for the actual application itself, I currently set a 1 GB memory limit on each one.

Alright, I have set the limit now to 50.

@LoudLemur said in How To Sell Digital Goods with Cloudron: Anyway, I hope you are all doing well @timconsidine . thank you

@ApplegateR Have you tried https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/security-issues ? I think you request a review inside it. I am not 100% sure why some sites end up in the unsafe list. Did your domain expire for a short time and maybe some parking page was there for a while? Also, I see that your domain comes up in first page of Google Search (https://www.reddit.com/r/jailbreak/comments/eodhqp/release_sileo_remover_and_my_repo_is_up/) and the links there are broken now. Maybe google penalizes all this, I am not sure.

@nebulon said in Increase the RAM of the demo machine: @LoudLemur and @robi just to add here the option to run hdparm -Tt /dev/<youdisk>, which will measure a few things for disk I/O. That requires root and for hdparm to actually be available and installed. Hence I use: dd if=/dev/zero of=/tmp/test1.img bs=1G count=1 oflag=dsync ; rm /tmp/test1.img

Having it upstream fontawesome would be quite an achievement But https://github.com/mlwilkerson/fa-custom-icon-demo has a demo on adding custom icons inside a custom app.

@LoudLemur it is so easy to do it yourself Install gource and use the script from here https://gist.github.com/Gnzlt/a2bd6551f0044a673e455b269646d487 Find a repo and start the bash script. Example output (jitsi.app) [image: 1650728902685-2e0ba5d4-08f8-4e56-b707-e3f388a1078a-image-resized.png]

@luckow For a more modern dancing video, I suggest Galvanize, by the Chemical Brothers (complete with the B&W aesthetic)

Hello @girish, Just lost a lot of time on a bug related to storage and I then discover that what shows in the cloudron UI was in fact Binary, can be updated the label to the correct one with the "i" in-between letters, so that it's clear what unit of measurement is been used? KiB kibibyte MiB mebibyte GiB gibibyte I know that is a stupid thing to complain but it can save some time on understanding what's happening sometimes.

@Mastadamus a good starting point is to visit one of the many WordCamps -> https://central.wordcamp.org/

@nebulon Ah, totally understand. I'll grab a yearly plan, thanks!

@BrutalBirdie Might be easier to keep it Jitsi.

@d19dotca No. I'd use minio backup as search terms. From what I recall, it works fine w/o encryption, but if you set it, it can generate long filenames that fail a backup. Likely also depends on the Apps you're backing up as some have lots of nested file trees, like Nextcloud.

@Draik yes, custom apps are also included in the app limit.

@scooke I use Kimsufi, an OVH reseller. $30/month get's me: Dedicated: CPU: Intel W3520 RAM: 32GB Storage: 2x2TB in softraid Unlimited bandwidth (100Mbit) Dedicated IP.

@girish Thank you. Not a UI issue at all. Just me not quite understanding. /media makes sense now.

To me this seems like there is no clarity around domain vs storage location. We have two "locations" here. One is the external referenced location, which is the domain, where the app and thus the data is reachable. The second is the actual internal storage of data, which can be in various locations, like filesystem or database. So the original inquiry here, at least to me, is mostly about the feeling that "Location" is somewhat related to data location internally within the server? The latter point would be the "Storage" tab in the app's configure view. I personally would have never thought of changing the domain of an app to have any relation to destruction or losing of data, which to me makes this harder to understand. The domain for me is more like a public pointer. I am more than happy to change the wording accordingly, we don't need to workaround here to limit the changes in wording.

@robi Thanks for the suggestions. It has made me all the more thankful for Cloudron, and how it's made Docker more accessible. I've previously used LAMP for my Wordpress, and only, thankfully, once before had a site hacked. Of course, that led to the whole LAMP setup being compromised. I did have backups then too, which helped, but man, seeing that hack spread through my LAMP was disheartening. I had tried to use Docker, and portainer, and such, but conceptually I just could never get more than 2 apps up and running and connected. I came across Cloudron... and voila, it all works, and the WP sites are all self-contained so that if one is hacked, the whole thing doesn't come crashing to a halt.