This can be installed using the LAMP app, this is how I've ran it.

@Gengar No worries, we're on the same page. And no need to discourage anyone from trying.

+1 getting this to Cloudron. I'm having to host it on elestio currently. It is pretty awesome.

Update : I noticed that Parse had new versions, so am trying to package those. However Parse has made some security changes which mean the initial approach of mirroring Parse Server and Parse Dashboard as separate apps doesn’t work. So I am back to building a “mono-app” with latest versions of Parse Server and Parse Dashboard in one container, which has some advantages. Focus on using MongoDB but perhaps could do Parse-Mongo and Parse-Postgres as an option after getting the new versions app working. Naively perhaps, but I’m assuming that Cloudron could make alternative db backend easy.

@ahummel if you deploy the tailscale client to your Cloudron server, are you also selfhosting your Tailscale control server ?

Hello @girish and @jimcavoli, has any progress been made here? How do we finally get this app onto cloudron? Best regards, Christian

@jfrere https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/12472/please-use-this-template-to-make-an-app-wishlist-request

Hmmm using ProxySQL might be pretty cool idea. I'll see if this leads anywhere. Thanks!

@joseph, yes, can you send a email to my forum email? Thank you!

@makemrproper We have an instance running on Cloudron @vladimir.d packaged it. Just bear in mind Node-RED doesn't have users, so it's very much a simple shared utility, and you'd need multiple instances if you wanted to separate user access to various things.

@makemrproper I've not played with it, but I think @marcusquinn would say you could very likely replicate all that using a combination of EspoCRM's custom data fields and portal features. A lot more work, but also totally bespoke. But, agreed, regardless of all that it would still be useful to have ERPNext on Cloudron

I'm using Jellyfin in Cloudron but I kept Plex outside, on a dedicated (seed)box, where it works fine and lives along many other seedbox-type services closely integrated with each other and which at least are not impacted by Cloudron updates, with way more bandwidth than I can allow myself on my Cloudron. Also I prefer to keep Plex/*arr/Torrent related stuff apart from my business stuff on Cloudron.

Any hope at all?

BTW, I've been trying Readeck and it's pretty smooth. The closest I've found to a nice self hosted read-it-later app around

@JUVOJustin Any news on this topic? Would also be interested for mail testing purposes.

Even though the suggestion is a bit older and hasn't found any supporters yet, Cloudron still lacks server monitoring software! My primary concern would be to monitor other servers such as web or database servers. And in more depth than just uptime. As a nice side effect, the Cloudron server could perhaps also be monitored. A good list of features can be found at https://checkmk.com/product/server-monitoring-software: Scalable server monitoring software for Sysadmins and DevOps Ensure peak server performance for your infrastructure with the best server monitoring. Say goodbye to preventable outages, late nights, or weekend emergencies. Monitor any type of server (web, mail, database servers etc.) Flexible server monitoring through the use of more than 2,000 smart checks Easy-to-use configuration, auto-discovery and network mapping Native agents for Windows, Linux and many more operating systems Agentless monitoring with SNMP and TCP/UDP (FTP, LDAP, IMAP etc.) API-based checks based on HTTP/XML, SSH or TELNET Measurement intervals as short as <1 minute There is a Docker installation: https://docs.checkmk.com/latest/en/introduction_docker.html In addition is the Checkmk Raw Edition free and 100% open-source. See also https://github.com/Checkmk/checkmk

We're using https://www.smslocal.com/ right now. We'd be interested in checking out PlaySMS (https://playsms.org/) and could help test it, especially if it can do what we need it to do compared to our current setup. We know it's open-source and you have to set it up yourself with a gateway, so that's something to keep in mind.

@robi Correct.

o good to know. nevertheless we should be able to host web VMs on cloudron