@murgero ah, right. I thought you meant there was some secret "Cloudron notifications app" I wasn't aware of! 😄

I think @timconsidine has also packaged ntfy.sh and uses that and I guess n8n could perhaps be used somehow too.

But yeah, just having configurable notifications within Cloudron would be better.

I seem to remember we did used to get email from Cloudron all the time, but some people complained and so they were removed.

Really configurations options should've been added then imho, or at least there should've been more discussion here before the email notifications were removed (but as is clear, some people really want them - and those that didn't could've e.g. easily set-up an email rule to bin them).

@pauljacobson ah yes, the fix for haraka is coming. I recently submitted a patch upstream for this which has now been merged - https://github.com/haraka/Haraka/pull/3104 .

@nebulon no, I just a quick way to see how much RAM each app has been allocated without having to click into each app and then to the resources tab.

I don't really know what the calendar-resource Nextcloud plugin does, but it seems after installation, you may have to use the occ tool. This is described at https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/nextcloud/#running-occ-tool

I think there was a task to integrate better with prometheus or grafana but it got lost. Let me check if we want to do this for 7.2

@timconsidine Thanks, that is good to hear. I think it is quite natural when somebody discovers Cloudron to go wild installing things to try them and that takes quite a lot of RAM.

One other benefit of smaller applications is that there are often fewer lines where bad code could hide or where things could go wrong.

Here we go : https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/#low-resource-warning