@jdaviescoates Not yet, unfortunately.

@matbrgz don't see why not, we will take a look shortly. Thanks for packging this!

I spent several days to make ErpNext work with Cloudron MySQL or Postgres. Unfortunately, postgres support is still a work in progress in ErpNext upstream and the project uses some features like CREATE SEQUENCE that are only available in MySQL, not in MariaDB. That's why the current version of this package is the most stable one.

My suggestion to @staff if you can, please add the MariaDB addon alongside the MySQL addon. It should be extremely easy to add because of the similarity with MySQL. There are so many open source software that use MariaDB, and will sooner or later be incompatible with MySQL.

I want to use a queue control to n8n tasks. I saw this is commonly done with RabbitMQ, but I use kafka on other projects and I guessed it could be used as queue control as well. So, i tried to create a local kafka with docker, but it is not simple. I guess RabbitMQ is more friendly to IT usage.

@girish A couple of years ago, the maintainer of YaCy stated he wasn't going to do any further unpaid work to improve the project. Some improvements have happened since then, though these are largely the result of a paid project he is supporting. I haven't looked at the websited for a while but that certainly has had some big changes of late.

UPDATE!

Big changes have happened on the YaCy project website. There is a live demo of an instance now for people to try:

https://yacy.searchlab.eu/Status.html

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The YaCy Grid project has got off the ground now too. (The maintainer wanted this to be the way forward.)

If you haven't visited https://searchlab.eu recently, it is worth a look

https://searchlab.eu/en/access/download/

Seems to be some Dockerised options: https://www.qwant.com/?q=httpie+docker

@scooke yep absolutely!

@murgero I think it's worth the effort. It seems to be a common search, and I can see the benefits of having it, given the broad awareness of it for smart TV integration. There's also more collaborators here too now, if you get stuck on anything.

@girish It looks good; I was able to create our team dashboard to show list of our staff. One of our backend developers created his dashboard to show usage of various resources at a single place using DigitalOcean API. Another guy created a dashboard to display daily user signups using our internal API.. overall experience has been good.

Tooljet lets you create a "dashboard" sort of place. Unlike nocode or baserow where you see one kind of data, with Tooljet we are using charts, input fields, action buttons, etc.

Overall experience has been good but we're still learning to use it. Also, packaging it took merely a few hours. The only concern was that the npm build crashes if you're low on memory and cpu cores dedicated for the build process.

Just stumbled across this. Does look good and seems very active. Some more info:

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@syn awesome 🙂 There's some apps that we are pushing out right now, will get to this. Thanks!

@marcusquinn Yes as you start to scale it becomes increasingly important.

I'm pretty happy with Keycloak for the actual Sign-in part, this looks like an interesting add-on for sharing the roles and profile data.

@subven can you please help me to setup? I am more than happy to pay for it.

@Sam_uk yeah, not really 🙂
The commercial offering is not so good and they made it even tougher last year and salesmen were silently ignoring questions: didn't you just increase the price by 20-30%? Why so?

Oh man, i played a bit with their demo today, how is THIS not part of cloudron yet? 😄

@robi Plebbit looks like it is going to be a strong platform for social media interaction. There is already a beta to try.

https://medium.com/@plebbit/about-plebbit-3edb35ac48f1

+1 for Zulip

@marcusquinn said in Funkwhale - A modern, convivial and free music server:

@timconsidine Worth watching his follow-up video on the comments to this too:

Love his last comment: Thanks for listening to me all this time talking to a uhh.. lens.

😆

@nebulon Amazing! Thank you!!

This would be a great alternative to Mautic which seems to have a broken builder and one can't save any code changes being made, which can be quite frustrating.

Also it seems easy to package as an npm app with lerna managing all the components.

@LoudLemur Interesting. Thank's for sharing!

Oh very nice, how come this is the first time reading about this? This would be amazing!