@teiluj Thanks for creating this app wish. I was just setting up a local container to play around with this app and it's promising. Would be worth looking into @girish

@ruihildt so we didn't announce that yet but it is already in the normal app library published as unstable for testing. It is just called "Calendar"

@micmc it will work in LAMP if you set the HOME environment variable to /app/data, then npm will have a place to write to.

This would be great for the demo server to gain insights into how folks use the UI, session replay

I prototyped a Cloudron app for this here: https://github.com/marcusquinn/aidevops-cloudron-app (made with aidevops) you can of course still use it safely, locally — which I do and recommend — but if you want a cloudron instance for any reason, this should also work look at my GitHub activity if you want to see what it's capable of: https://github.com/marcusquinn [image: 1774757021784-1367f857-e907-4ffa-9cb6-b7ed5482e82b-image-resized.jpeg]

100% yes, I registered an account to post about Wazuh. Sidenote: First post! (I even had to wait the cooling off period for this)

I just learned about https://github.com/grishy/any-sync-bundle/ it is a repackaged server to make self hosting the sync server easier. This example lists the environment variables that it needs to have set for external redis and mongodb: https://github.com/grishy/any-sync-bundle/blob/main/compose.external.yml

I am tired of InvoiceNinja's limitations - no true multi-domain support for multiple companies (10) that it allows. I had always want to try out building a cloudron package, so I will try to build one for InvoiceShelf. Looks very doable. The structure is: 4 files: CloudronManifest.json, Dockerfile, start.sh, logo.png Base image (cloudron/base:5.0.0) already has PHP 8.4, Node 22, Composer, Apache, Supervisor — no installing dependencies Cloudron provides MySQL, Redis, email, cron, TLS, backups as addons - just need to declare them in the manifest Reference package: Akaunting on git.cloudron.io is an identical pattern (Laravel invoicing app) Dev workflow: cloudron install → cloudron logs -f → cloudron update

I have heard some people raving about this. Not only do they have cross platform apps, but they have a webclipper. I found this tutorial on installing via docker. https://fareedwarrad.substack.com/p/how-to-self-host-notesnook-sync-server Not sure if you still need a subscription if you selfhost.

@stalecontext ah thanks for the information

Hi Joseph - yes you can - we use these apps ourselves and plan to maintain them (until such time as someone else ever does) I notice that BTC Pay link points to btc-core - there are actually two apps (some features in BTC Pay depend on BTC Core): Bitcoin Core: https://git.nostrdev.com/stuff/cloudron-bitcoin-core/raw/branch/main/CloudronVersions.json BTC Pay Server: https://git.nostrdev.com/stuff/cloudron-btcpay/raw/branch/main/CloudronVersions.json One instance of BTC Core can serve all instances of BTC Pay. You can also run BTC Pay without core, or using another instance of core.

@LoudLemur yeah they did a good job.. and def has its place in the embedded market.

There is a packaging effort going on here: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/15278/ironclaw-rust-based-secure-ai-assistant-with-opencode-free-models

@Joseph Sorry about that, just updated the package. It's now here: https://git.due.ren/andreas/ente-cloudron/-/raw/main/CloudronVersions.json

No, they rarely have. There are so many deployment strategies out there, but I think cloudron would solve someone's problems sometimes even better.

Hi @timconsidine @robi and gang. We now have released the tablet version for the point of sale app, rapid refund process from QR codes on orders print receipt and more . Please let me know if you have any questions or need help with anything to add seotoaster to the package list. Thanks!