Thank you @fbartels

Thanks both. I am trying Cusdis now and it looks great

@girish Thanks, will take a look !

HA requirements are quite broad. What kind of HA are you after? For example, one can have databases across containers, or across physical servers or even across regions for HA . Or is the use case just that if one server goes down , another should be able to pick things up?

@LoudLemur Chief Executive Officer Sounds like he's on a talent swipe.

By no means was I complaining. Just wondering. I'd not seen that until then. Glad everything is fine.

aw ok i will when i find1

Thank you very much for the information, hopefully it will turn out well. Turn on dynamic DNS, I think it's a great idea

For an marketing intro to passkeys - My understanding is that they can be supported via WebAuthn - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Authentication_API

This should all be automatically handled by Cloudron already based on whatever your retention policy is https://docs.cloudron.io/backups/#retention-policy

that's how i roll it

@Dave-Swift How much email are you sending? Generally, I've seen people say that directly sending your own email isn't recommended until you hit around 70,000 email per month (just because at such low volumes, you are usually considered as automatically being a spam risk). It's entirely up to you though. I don't know if those numbers are correct.

@BrutalBirdie Got it, makes sense. Thank you! Also have to check on flight & accommodation options, so not certain, but certainly keen to have an excuse to say hello in person.

I've been using Cloudron Mail for a long time with 3 different providers (Linode, OnetSolutions and Hostinger). I never had an issue on sending and receiving e-mails. What bugs me a lot is the search. It doesn't work well even with full-text search enabled... Another issue is the lack of good webmail software to use with Cloudron Mail server. Any other mail provider (Gmail, Proton etc) have a much better UX than what is available on Cloudron. I used for some time SOGo but now I use Nextcloud Mail and Snappymail's Nextcloud app as a fallback. From now and then I ask Mozilla to develop a Thunderbird Web

@ekevu123 if you're happy to share when the time is right, many on Cloudron will appreciate it greatly