A list of Cloudron-like services/ competitors
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@timconsidine said in A list of Cloudron-like services/ competitors:
Trying to summon the motivation to try EasyPanel, but the nagging voice in my head keeps saying "but why bother? time is precious".
FWIW, I found it very easy to setup. It splits things up by having the user make a Project. Then, within the Project one can add Services (primarily DBs, but also just the name for a custom App), or, you can use Templates to install a common app from a list of 242. TWO HUNDRED FORTY-TWO. Since my own coding chops are low, I opt for the Templates, and use it primarily for the Rotki app, but also the usual WP, Ghost, etc.
One thing I like about it is a page wide Dashboard which gives basic info. For me, it is often the exact info I'm curious about, so it is handy (you gotta pay to see more).
@scooke despite my earlier comment, I did try Easypanel.
Yes, easy to setup, and 3 apps free.Yes a large library of existing templates, but the ones that would interest me are already on Cloudron.
Interesting though that they have Langchain and FlowiseThe stand-out feature is the ability to deploy straight from a Github repo (remember though to choose Nixpack as deploy methiod - not entirely clear).
Worked perfectly with one that I tested (Libreddit), not so well with another.And Heroku package support, although I haven't tried that.
Interesting but doesn't displace Cloudron for me.
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@adison yeah, I haven't actually paid for Cloudron for ages now because I've referred so many people!
(although I need to refer some more as my credits balance is beginning to get low!)@jdaviescoates aw. yeah, i'm gonna do my review on cloudron sometime today.
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kinda deserves it.
without cloudron, i wouldn't have a business, and i wouldn't have sutch an online presence. i wouldn't have any of that stuf.
not even jokin. i never had an online website, or could never even run a sefitient online business untill i had cloudron. -
i just made a reviw of this on my website.
https://adison.blindsoft.net/a-review-of-cloudron/@adison I'd update your blog post to make the first link to Cloudron your referral link too if I were you
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@adison nice blog post! Regarding the missing button labels, I guess those are the ones which only have an icon and no text? If so, what's the best way to add the label information to the code for blind people?
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We usually put text labels in buttons where there is enough space. Otherwise we show an icon alone and a tooltip. I guess those button should have the
aria-labelattribute set? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Accessibility/ARIA/Attributes/aria-label -
Zeabur: A new PaaS platform deploy service with one click (zeabur.com)
Apps Marketplace: https://github.com/zeabur/zeabur/tree/main/marketplace -
now that i think about it, i see (even though i'm a blind person i can still imagine seeing) cloudron as like your own wicks, your own hostinger, your own, uh, 000webhost, but its your own, and it has a lot of applications. y'know what? i think i will make a post about installing cloudron.
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Zeabur: A new PaaS platform deploy service with one click (zeabur.com)
Apps Marketplace: https://github.com/zeabur/zeabur/tree/main/marketplace@jagan said in A list of Cloudron-like services/ competitors:
Zeabur: A new PaaS platform deploy service with one click (zeabur.com)
Apps Marketplace: https://github.com/zeabur/zeabur/tree/main/marketplaceInteresting: „Zeabur can automatically analyze the code to determine what language and framework the project uses.“
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@jagan said in A list of Cloudron-like services/ competitors:
Zeabur: A new PaaS platform deploy service with one click (zeabur.com)
Apps Marketplace: https://github.com/zeabur/zeabur/tree/main/marketplaceInteresting: „Zeabur can automatically analyze the code to determine what language and framework the project uses.“
@necrevistonnezr yep, just like github can
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@necrevistonnezr yep, just like github can
@robi well, yes, but apparently it not only recognizes the code language but can also deploy each project without a dockerfile
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@jdaviescoates beautiful list, and thanks to everyone for compiling so many options here. would love to integrate more into easyindie.app (preferably ones that don't require too much command-line setup / management), it's open-source so people can also make pull requests, i can help explain how to add other platforms
️@rosano said in A list of Cloudron-like services/ competitors:
@jdaviescoates beautiful list, and thanks to everyone for compiling so many options here. would love to integrate more into easyindie.app (preferably ones that don't require too much command-line setup / management), it's open-source so people can also make pull requests, i can help explain how to add other platforms
️I realize it might be complex for me or any other person to integrate some of these into the easyindie.app listing, so I compiled them in simple text over at awesome-0data and added a few of my own, such as:
- libreserver: Your own personal server.
- ApisCP: Full-stack hosting platform with self-healing technology.
- CloudPanel: Run your favorite applications and frameworks without any additional configuration.
- Gardens: Host your own apps, find open-source tools, share how-to guides.
- Yacht: Container management UI with a focus on templates and 1-click deployments.
- Syncloud: Run your apps at your premises.
Also be welcome to contribute by editing the document.
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Please add Restack.
@jagan said in A list of Cloudron-like services/ competitors:
Please add Restack.
Wow, this is expensive…. Chatwoot alone is 40$ / month. Not many apps (most „coming soon“). And I don’t see an email stack, backup routines, or something like that…?
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https://installatron.com/?s=fef37c3b1835b8fa8b78cf5ccd8c50a7
Installatron ?
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Here's 2 websites that lists Cloudron like services even if most of them are already included here.
https://thehomelab.wiki/books/helpful-tools-resources/page/awesome-selfhosted-self-hosting-solutions
I preferred not to post direct links because I wanted the list to be up-to-date
