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@girish said: @CaeruleusAqua are you asking about custom bcc feature or custom haraka plugin? Custom haraka plugins won't be supported, this is not on the roadmap. Bcc feature might be. For 9.2, it will be primarily a mail feature release. looking forward to 9.2 now

Not familiar with Crystal, but one of the strengths of RabbitMQ is that is built with Erlang, a battle-tested, high-performance, fault-tolerant platform.

Thanks my bad.

Tagging @timconsidine since he build the community app.

Nanobot now available as a Community App CloudronVersions: https://communityapps.appx.uk/cloudron-nanobot/CloudronVersions.json CommunityApps website: https://communityapps.appx.uk [ @community-apps ]

RabbitMQ is of use for supporting Plane on Cloudron. It has quite high resting RAM requirements. So, LavinMQ might be even better as lighter resting requirements. https://plane.so/ Plane requires RabbitMQ (AMQP) for all async job processing. The Worker and Beat Worker services consume from RabbitMQ queues. There is no way to substitute Redis for this purpose: Plane switched from Redis/Celery to RabbitMQ explicitly. Cloudron has addons for PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and Redis, but nothing for AMQP/RabbitMQ.

@timconsidine Well done! Another accolade!

@joseph thanks a lot for your prompt answer. I migrated and after 24 hours I saw this problem. So, right now what other I did: I enabled LAMP recovery mode I disabled LAMP recovery mode I rebooted whole VPS (not only LAMP app) Problem is solved after those further steps. Migration script could be improved to update cron job container ID if any cron job configured in a specific app.

@Joseph apologies - fixed [image: 1773494816159-screenshot-2026-03-14-at-13.26.26-resized.png]

@girish Totally understood logic. Thanks a lot for your answer.

There has been a lot of effort on Plane and it has grown considerably in popularity. It has started supporting AI and that is attracting attention. I am tempted to try and custom package it. Plane Self-Hosting Update (Since April 2023) – Ready for Cloudron Packaging? Plane has evolved dramatically since April 2023. What began as an early-stage project management tool is now a mature, AI-native platform with rock-solid self-hosting support. GitHub stats show 46.6k stars (massive growth from ~2k in early 2023), 159 contributors, and highly active releases. Here's a categorized breakdown of the main improvements, with notes especially relevant for Cloudron packagers. 1. UI/UX & Navigation Overhauls New global top navigation bar with integrated search and Inbox. Collapsible/resizable sidebar, interactive breadcrumbs, and unified settings page. Power K full keyboard shortcuts across the app. Analytics 2.0 redesign, richer editors (emoji support, tables, inline comments), and modern icon sets. 2. Core Features & Productivity Pages/Wiki: Nested docs with version history, TOC, lossless editing, and direct task conversion. Intake & Triage: Advanced forms, unified states, and Inbox workflows for incoming requests. Initiatives/Epics: High-level planning with Gantt charts, progress rollups, and cross-project views. Enhanced filtering (state/assignee/priority/dates), custom views, threaded comments, and API tokens for automation. 3. AI-Native Capabilities (Major New Direction) Context-aware Plane AI that understands your workspace (cycles, modules, work items). Ask/Build modes, Slack integration, web search, and turning AI responses into editable Pages/work items. Full self-hosted support (added ~March 2026): Bring-your-own OpenAI/Anthropic keys or local/self-hosted LLMs – perfect for private/air-gapped deployments. MCP server framework open-sourced for custom agents. 4. Architecture, Performance & Security Frontend migration from Next.js to React Router + Vite (faster builds, better DX). v1.0 GA (Sept 2025) marking stability, followed by v1.2.x releases. Major security hardening: SSRF/IDOR fixes, critical CVE patches, and dependency upgrades (Django, Node 22, Valkey, cryptography). API/performance optimizations and real-time enhancements. 5. Self-Hosting & Deployment Maturity Refined Docker Compose, updated Helm charts, improved backup/restore scripts, and smoother upgrade paths (including Prime CLI). Kubernetes/air-gapped readiness with full cloud parity. Better .env config, one-line setup, and container optimizations. For Cloudron Packagers The stack is now production-ready: Docker-first (web frontend on Vite/React, Django/Python backend, Postgres, Valkey cache, optional S3). No major breaking changes beyond standard dep updates and the frontend migration (handled cleanly in official Docker images). Security patches are frequent and critical – highly recommended to keep instances current. Self-hosted AI adds minimal overhead (just API keys or local models). Check the excellent dev docs at https://developers.plane.so/self-hosting for compose examples and upgrade guides. Early 2023 Docker setups were rougher; today's are far more packager-friendly. Roadmap & Exciting Directions Heavy focus on AI agents/automations/workflows, the upcoming Desk (AI-powered customer support turning requests into work items), deeper integrations (GitHub Enterprise, Microsoft Teams, Marketplace extensibility), and Plane Compose (YAML/Git-defined projects-as-code). Full cloud/self-hosted parity remains a priority. Full changelog: https://plane.so/changelog (with dedicated self-hosted release notes). Plane's momentum is strong – backed by a vibrant community forum and commercial support that funds the open-source core. This feels like an ideal time for a Cloudron package or update to an existing one. Anyone already working on it, or interested in testing? Would love to see Plane as an official one-click app! Questions or feedback welcome. Let's discuss!

The self-host quick start is for VPS deployment using docker compose an Traefik. Not what is needed for Cloudron.