Thinking about it, if there were going to be a bigger, badder SSO solution "baked in" to the platform, keycloak (https://www.keycloak.org) may be the better tool to close some of that gap than Shibboleth for the job (OpenID Connect, OAuth 2.0, and SAML support built-in; similar flexibility on the backend). My main thought in the use case of SSO apps is that SSO as a platform component is, to date, a platform-internal feature, and I think there's a huge benefit to being able to essentially treat Cloudron as your authoritative directory / user store and leverage it for SSO with SaaS and other strictly off-host products.

This is now available in the appstore - https://cloudron.io/store/org.jupyter.cloudronapp.html

This is done by now! We are currently even testing the new Bedrock (previously pocket) version.

We have released the first version of the app package now. It is published containing some Cloudron specific patches which are in the process to get merged upstream.

https://cloudron.io/store/io.commento.cloudronapp.html

Thanks @girish!

With the above dockerfile cloudron build now succeeds.

I have a longer train ride on friday, maybe I can make something happen with bitwarden during it.

might be a bit tricky since it only supports CentOS and RHEL

@nebulon said in Jasmin - Open source SMS gateway:

link

No bro i am not promote any service

I'm gonna have a try to package this for cloudron 🙂 #wishmeluck
https://hub.docker.com/r/frab/frab

I am not a Go programmer but love Go programs since they are generally very easy to deploy. Usually have no external deps.