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MySQL and Postgresql as standalone apps

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    eddowding
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    #20

    Nudge on this! It looks like there are some good solutions which can easily add a lot of value!

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    • canadaduaneC
      canadaduaneC
      canadaduane
      App Dev
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      #21

      Would love to see this. Self-hosted database makes n8n much more powerful.

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      • robiR
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        robi
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        #22

        Does PocketBase fill that gap?

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        • canadaduaneC
          canadaduaneC
          canadaduane
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          #23

          Does PocketBase fill that gap?

          PocketBase is interesting, but I wouldn't reach for it first for core application state. Postgres is "boring technology" which is great for reliability, well-known, well-understood etc. That said, I'm sure PocketBase fills an important niche.

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          • canadaduaneC canadaduane

            Does PocketBase fill that gap?

            PocketBase is interesting, but I wouldn't reach for it first for core application state. Postgres is "boring technology" which is great for reliability, well-known, well-understood etc. That said, I'm sure PocketBase fills an important niche.

            robiR
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            robi
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            #24

            @canadaduane Postgres doesn't have to be boring.

            It can be a full stack system all-in-one!

            Why bother with other things when it all comes down to the DB.
            Have it do it!

            See https://github.com/shouryashashank/pg-fullstack

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              DualOSWinWiz
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              I was also looking for this option but too lenghty to make a custom app on cloudron and due to these limitation i deployed portainer on intranetwork and proxy the portainer gui with cloudron app proxy as its on a seperate ubuntu and i have PG, MSSQL and MongoDB their

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                msbt
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                A standalone, fully customizable PostgreSQL would be nice indeed, I have a use-case where the timescaledb extension is required, has anyone tried that before?

                Happy Hosting & Web Development

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                  chmod777
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                  +1 for this. would make database testing/administration much easier!

                  @lanhild - i just saw you archived the git repository for the cloudron psql. is the code still usable/"up to date" or should i look elsewhere?

                  With Cloudron supporting custom apps soon, it would be nice to have this available somehow 🙂

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                  • C chmod777

                    +1 for this. would make database testing/administration much easier!

                    @lanhild - i just saw you archived the git repository for the cloudron psql. is the code still usable/"up to date" or should i look elsewhere?

                    With Cloudron supporting custom apps soon, it would be nice to have this available somehow 🙂

                    LanhildL
                    LanhildL
                    Lanhild
                    App Dev
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                    @chmod777 Archived because I don't maintain it anymore. The core of the app itself works (check through the branches first).

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                    • girishG
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                      postgres as a standalone app is available in the CA - https://ca.cloudron.io/app/io.cloudron.custom.postgresql

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                      • jamesJ
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                        #30

                        Not MySQL, but MariaDB is also available as a standalone app here: https://ca.cloudron.io/app/io.cloudron.custom.mariadb

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