@girish I definitely have a use case for this despite not being a super-huge enterprise, which is why I'm trying to get it done. And I will - it's just a matter of time

I'm not against Harbor, etc. but I do need this to work which is why I'm on it

@marcusquinn As @girish said this probably wont be possible until we have support for multiple domains in an app. I would really like this, as the process for hosting and serving static pages would be quite a bit easier. It is always nice to have a page managed by the repo it is tied to. Thats pretty much the last thing I want out of GitLab on Cloudron. That and a GitLab Runner app.

@girish said in Gitlab tickets now searchable within Nextcloud:

but maybe these will be better if they are maintained by the nextcloud core team.

Yeah, they've created:

The Open Collaboration Services API is an open, independent REST API designed for integrating with a content collaboration platform.

https://www.open-collaboration-services.org/

And this is what all these new integration apps use.

I guess it could conceivably be useful for integrating more Cloudron apps with each other in this way too?

@parhelium Are you looking for the docker runner? The issue is that the docker runner requires complete access to docker. Which in turn means that a bug in the runner might nuke your entire Cloudron app installations. This seems very risky. It's best to run runner in VMs of their own. Is the 64GB server a dedicated server? If so, I recommend running something like Proxmox or some other hypervisor. Keep 1 VM as Cloudron and another as GitLab Runner.

@nj Yup, thanks for the heads up . https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/gitlab-app/-/issues/10 . Our own GitLab has this warning but so far no issues. We have to upgrade PostgreSQL when we move to focal

#heretoo #thanksforthefix

@girish That's probably the case, I'll do a reinstall and see what happens Thanks!

Be sure to move SSH to a different port first using https://cloudron.io/documentation/security/#securing-ssh-access.