What's coming in Cloudron 3.3
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@girish said in What's coming in Cloudron 3.3:
Easy installation of docker apps - We are making it simpler to run apps with a Dockerfile. For example, even if an app has not been ported to Cloudron, we want to make it easier for one to clone a github project and just install it on Cloudron as long as it has a functional Dockerfile.
That sounds interesting, but I guess such apps won't be covered by the current backup mechanisms or will they? Also automated updates will probably not be possible.
As mentioned in https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/1082/bitwarden-self-hosted-password-manager the support for multi stage builds would be interesting as well (with just the last stage using Cloudron as a base). Speaking of this I think I already stumbled upon this feature (
cloudron install --image)
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Any idea what the ETA is? This is great!
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An update on this. We tried to push the update today with a plan to roll out later this week. We found some issues with the database migration which we are currently working on. Over all, it's unlikely this gets pushed out this week.
Now for some good news: we have updated all apps to use the latest base image 1.0.0 (which is based off ubuntu 18 and contains many security fixes).
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Just a quick update on this. We are mostly blocked by wallabag for this release. Since the postgres addon will be updated to postgres 10, we need to wait until that app can work with the new postgres version. The upstream pull-request is https://github.com/wallabag/wallabag/pull/3758 please vote for it or if you know php better even support them.
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Another quick update: the release is live now and we support 18.04. Newer Cloudrons will now get 3.3.
For existing Cloudrons, we are still working on some update issues. So they will still be on 3.2.
Thanks for your patience, but we literally have thousands of Cloudrons and we have to be ultra-careful on how we push updates.
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@girish For some of us more adventurous users, can we kick on a new cloudron, say in a VM, and restore from a backup?
Could that be a quick and dirty upgrade path?Also, on the topic of backups, is there a way to backup to some kind of network share? I want to host cloudron in my data center, but have only seen AWS-type backup solutions for Cloudron. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
[Edit: After reviewing the backup documentation, I see that you can direct backups to somewhere else on the filesystem. Excellent. Are there any restrictions on where backups can be sent on the server's filesystem? e.g. some sandboxed apps can only write to specific folders, etc..]Thanks again for all the hard work behind the scenes! Best $15 a month I've ever spent.
Respectfully,
Spectrely
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3.3.3 seems fairly stable now and we are going to start pushing this out slowly. Over the course of making this release, we also found that
owncloudhas issues with postgres 10 which means it is also incomaptible with Cloudron 3.3We are still working on our appstore update logic to push the updates to Cloudrons without wallabag and owncloud installed.
@spectrely and others, as long as you don't have the above two apps installed, we can make the update for 3.3 available to you guys. For this, you have to send us your Cloudron domain to support@cloudron.io OR just ping us on https://chat.cloudron.io.
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@necrevistonnezr not yet. We will create one, once we are confident enough that it works well. Currently it is only supported for new installations and we are collecting feedback on those now. Generally there is no risk in staying with 16.04 for the moment, so a dist upgrade is more risky than worth it right now. We are pushing out new Cloudron versions also for 16.04 of course.
We will make an announcement shortly.