Anybody attempted building a package for Parse using Postgres ?
The default DB is Mongo but they support Postgres.
As Postgres is on Cloudron, maybe Parse Server could be installed.
Seems it is just node.js

I have been running a hosted Parse server, but would love to be self-hosting on Cloudron.

This is a rails app and uses PgSQL DB. No feature restrictions for self-hosting.

Pretty good self-hosting guide here with a docker image to modify for packaging:
https://github.com/mapzy/mapzy/blob/main/SELFHOSTING.md

Who would care to get it started?

Much prefer Chatbot UI to to OpenAI's own interface.

@doodlemania2 ok never dealed with it, then I try it. Thank you.

And not a hint of embarrassment ...
h2oGPT-starcoder.png
😄

@girish I get the impression it can be self-hosted, but you need to login with an account to use, and enterprise account for some other features, perhaps collaboration.

Not sure, but what I do know is that there's always more needs of developer time than there are developer hours in the world, so everything that save time leverages value for many more.

Yes, I would like to see also InfluxDB in Cloudrons App-Store 🙂

This would be great!

I was curious about this tool. Looks like one of those tools that are perfect to get into legal troubles, isn't it? It reminds me of the cases where tools like this recorded credit card input and other sensitive data by accident or even shared it with third partys. Furthermore a privacy policy from 2021 (with standard texts it seems) doesn't sound like they have a clue about GDPR or privacy-driven products. I didn't even find out the company behind this (just some relationship to US and France).

(At least they try to mention it and cover it under https://openreplay.com/session-replay-guide.html#importance-of-data-privacy-in-session-replay so theoretically it could be done properly at least for such basic cases)

This seems to be more of a model not an App, so you're better off taking something like https://github.com/h2oai/h2ogpt, where you can then use this LLM. They have their own LLM studio, which is also a good option.

@warg appreciate that you want to know this app will work before committing to Cloudron
but then do go and get a Cloudron subscription : it will save you time and therefore money, as well achieving more
after all, as you said, Statamic is not free,

Wait, -1? How did this get downvoted?

@doodlemania2 said in Storj Node:

@plusone-nick Well, then throw down for Loki (Oxen) too! (I am considering becoming a node on there).

https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/5824/lokinet-on-cloudron

Please lead the way on this! Your experience on Storj would be invaluable.

Haven't looked at in a while and I'm sure there are improvements to be made.
Was done a long time a go.
But would be a good addition to the official App Store .... IMHO

@Joe-Suarez said in KoBoToolbox - Simple, Robust and Powerful Tools For Data Collection:

users can install it on their own servers or use a cloud-based service such as Cloudron.

Cloudron is not a cloud-based service. It is itself something users install on their own servers.

Are you a human? You sounds a bit spam-bot-ish who is just waiting for some upvotes before posting some spam links 🙂

Some good news. Seems like it'll still be a good while until they'll be new web app but they just got a grant to work on the new back end:

https://www.mailpile.is/blog/2023-05-01_A_Mail_Client_in_Six_Steps.html