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The project has stalled a bit unfortunately
So far, there's not much interest in ARM server (apart from hosting on pi), I was hoping we will see more ARM servers mainstream...Hey! I was working on this, but stumbled upon two issues:
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As @girish said, there's not much interest in ARM servers, so it would be very low priority to integrate having different architectures into cloudron main code; and
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I wanted to do this so I could host my cloudron at home, but since mos ISPs where I live won't let you expose port 80, 443, 25, etc., I lost interest in pursuing this.
If cloudron would support having nginx on custom ports, that would be cool for people wanting to host at home and with the same problem, but I think this is also not a priority now, as not too many people seem to be interested in this.
It's not too hard to make cloudron's install script work on a raspberry pi, though, but you'd have to maintain a fork, which was also not my interest at the time. If you want to, though, DM me and I can give you a few pointers.
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Hey! I was working on this, but stumbled upon two issues:
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As @girish said, there's not much interest in ARM servers, so it would be very low priority to integrate having different architectures into cloudron main code; and
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I wanted to do this so I could host my cloudron at home, but since mos ISPs where I live won't let you expose port 80, 443, 25, etc., I lost interest in pursuing this.
If cloudron would support having nginx on custom ports, that would be cool for people wanting to host at home and with the same problem, but I think this is also not a priority now, as not too many people seem to be interested in this.
It's not too hard to make cloudron's install script work on a raspberry pi, though, but you'd have to maintain a fork, which was also not my interest at the time. If you want to, though, DM me and I can give you a few pointers.
@malvim There's a nice thread on all the different tools you can use to expose apps under dev or home run services:
https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/6231/ngrok-alternatives-awesome-tunnelingEven if you don't have a domain, any subdomain provider will work, and I'm sure many of the forum members could offer a container that does just that on one of their subdomains if you don't already have one and a VPS.
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@malvim There's a nice thread on all the different tools you can use to expose apps under dev or home run services:
https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/6231/ngrok-alternatives-awesome-tunnelingEven if you don't have a domain, any subdomain provider will work, and I'm sure many of the forum members could offer a container that does just that on one of their subdomains if you don't already have one and a VPS.
@robi hey, thanks for the reply!
I'll take a look.
I currently do own a domain and run cloudron on a rented server, but I'm from Brazil and stuff is pretty bad here right now, and it's starting to be a bit too expensive for my purposes.
I thought about hosting at home, but stumbled upon this problem. I'll take a look ad that thread and see what I can use. Thanks again!
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@robi hey, thanks for the reply!
I'll take a look.
I currently do own a domain and run cloudron on a rented server, but I'm from Brazil and stuff is pretty bad here right now, and it's starting to be a bit too expensive for my purposes.
I thought about hosting at home, but stumbled upon this problem. I'll take a look ad that thread and see what I can use. Thanks again!
@malvim said in Cloudron on a Raspberry pi?:
I currently do own a domain and run cloudron on a rented server, but I'm from Brazil and stuff is pretty bad here right now
We also have a thread on that.. search for "cheap vps" ..
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The project has stalled a bit unfortunately
So far, there's not much interest in ARM server (apart from hosting on pi), I was hoping we will see more ARM servers mainstream... -
Me too. Hetzner offers VPS' for less costs with ARM chips and so may other hosting providers these days. (=
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We are in the course of automating the build and testing of package updates. Once that is done, we can think about creating additional packages. Creating ARM builds for apps will automatically double our package count!
@girish Amazing work Girish.
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Is there any way we can support this - also financially?
