@marcusquinn not yet, plan on dabbling with it soon though. Another interesting project where I actually found k0s: https://elest.io/ learned of elest.io from the Penpot team lol

With the large tier of oracle, it should be great instance to start with cloudron https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/FreeTier/freetier_topic-Always_Free_Resources.htm it's not big drive with 20GB, but 24gb ram and 4 cores. it is a real great start for a user to test and evaluate cloudron use cases before a comercial usage

@timconsidine Ah, that wasn't in the top of the repo. No fear!

@timconsidine Nice screenshots page to illustrate: https://github.com/zadam/trilium/wiki/Screenshot-tour

@BrutalBirdie Thanks for your reply. I will use the whole server just for myself. One Nextcloud user, one Mastodon user, etc I will probably move my own blog over to the server and cancel my webhosting plan. I am just not sure how much storage I will need and in case I will not see a difference in speed, I should probably go with the bigger storage

@canadaduane since you're already using vs code you could try it's life share functionality. I've used it with colleges half way around the globe and it worked pretty stable. https://code.visualstudio.com/learn/collaboration/live-share

@robi said in Using Cloudron to Automate Processing of Entries to a Competition: As @girish suggested, the architecture and process is similar to one of these options: Choose your adventure (book) Input options: Surfer hosted app (self made data collection) WP with forms plugin Lime Survey Espo CRM Dolibarr LAMP custom script, etc. Data processing options: one of the Cloudron DBs attached to above apps NocoDB Baserow N8N WP plugin ... Output options: same as the input options as you get processed data passed back That should help frame things and take you to the next level. Have fun Thanks! Input/processing/output is a nice way of looking at it.

I have a RS 4000, RS 1000 and a couple of small VPS at Netcup. For storage space I use Hetzner Storagebox since Netcup is way too expensive. On the other side, if you need faster storage and interconnectivity, you can order Cloud vLan at Netcup to build your own Network within their Datacenter.

@murgero & I will look into including the legal resources

@girish I'm sorry for mistakenly post in this channel. Thank you.

@mdreira This is exactly what myself and team solve with EspoCRM. Highly recommended. It is only missing the accounting functionality, although I am also building that as an add-on.

@d19dotca We use abusix with rspamd, and after the implementation on the new signature base list, the quality improvement. But abusix with spamassasin, is good but still got a lot of spam passing, because SA don't support signature base abusix list.

@potemkin_ai said in Restrict AppStore apps: @micmc thanks, that's what I was looking for Your welcome pal.

@girish Thanks for the tip on updating SSH-keys. I wasn't talking about fail2ban reporting, only. I was also referring to the built-in "rate-limiting" of Cloudron (and other security features, e.g. the cloud firewall) where there's currently little or no transparency what's happening. Since Cloudron "takes over the server" I think it would be a good opportunity to add transparent monitoring of the system's security features similar to the "System info" tab...

If you use any website generator with a UI which can save or export the site locally, you can then upload those files to the Surfer App via the File Manager feature and host the site with ease. Examples of such site creators are: https://getpublii.com https://www.goodfirms.co/software/mobirise https://www.silex.me https://html5up.net/ templates https://github.com/emilwallner/Screenshot-to-code AI fun

@privsec && @humptydumpty https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/kutt/ Watch out for the open registration for kutt, after creating your users disable the registration, otherwise spammers can use your kutt.

@subven @girish Thank you

@foliovision Cloudron should create the DKIM records if you're using the DO API for your domains. Cloudron does not delete existing records so if you add something in manually, rest assured it won't get wiped by Cloudron. https://docs.cloudron.io/email/#dkim BTW, if you go to your Cloudron dashboard --> Email --> Status --> and click on "Redo DNS Setup", that should add in the required records. It should be listed as a TXT record in DO's DNS. Example: TXT cloudron._domainkey "v=DKIM1; t=s; p=TIDfKL7GCS...