What's coming in 8.0
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We are working on the following for 8.0
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Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
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Support servers without AVX again.
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Various dashboard UI improvements
- Update font and colors
- Implement list view for app (alongside grid view)
- Have '/' as shortcut for search
- Rework the filter UI
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Implement setting a default background image for login screen
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OIDC
- Initial login of admin and normal user should get an OIDC session
- Make proxyAuth use OIDC
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app
- Allow apps to have unlimited swap. Redefine
memoryLimit
and the slider in the app's resource section to be RAM. - Remove CPU shares and instead implement CPU quota. This will prevent apps from consuming 100% CPU.
- Add per-app checklist/notes
- Allow apps to have unlimited swap. Redefine
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Graphs
- possibly replace graphite to make graphs useful
- implement live graphs
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Remove unbound dependency and use the system resolver
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Backup/restore progress
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Oh cool, if you're doing new graphs any chance of adding network traffic ?
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@AartJansen yes, that would be great to have too. But first priority is to have any kind of live graph....
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@xet7 no, they mean running Cloudron without MongoDB and not using any apps that require it, but still being able to use everything else.
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What @jdaviescoates said. MongoDB will simply not run and when you try to install an app that requires mongodb, it will show an error message saying 'AVX is required'.
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@girish said in What's coming in 8.0:
when you try to install an app that requires mongodb, it will show an error message saying 'AVX is required'.
Hopefully it'll actually say something a lot clearer than that given many will have no idea what that means. Like "Unfortunately you cannot install this app because it requires mongodb which is unable to run on your server because your server doesn't support AVX" so something.
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@girish said in What's coming in 8.0:
Allow apps to have unlimited swap. Redefine memoryLimit and the slider in the app's resource section to be RAM.
Remove CPU shares and instead implement CPU quota. This will prevent apps from consuming 100% CPU.This is implemented now.
The memory limit now just specifies how much max RAM the app can use. Apps now use whatever swap is available in the system. We don't set any limits. From testing, this seems to be the best configuration.
CPU limit is the max percentage CPU app can use. 100% means all the cores. If you set it to 50%, it will only ever use half the cores max. By default, app can use, max CPU.
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@girish said in What's coming in 8.0:
Support servers without AVX again.
When installed on servers without AVX, the MongoDB will just show as disabled like below. If you click restart button, it will show an error like below:
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Regarding the various UI / Dashboard improvements, could I plea to also add something like this:
https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/8745/my-apps-dashboard-ux-tailoring-apps-categoryThis would make a significant difference in our approach in providing an apps portal.
In any case, the already mentioned upcoming changes sound great.
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Couple more features have landed:
- Ubuntu 24.04 LTS support
- Removed unbound as system resolver. unbound is still used internally and will get totally replaced in some future release. systemd-resolved will be the resolver for all the addon and app containers. mail container will continue to use unbound for DNSBL lookups.
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Regarding Dashboard features - can we get pretty much everything that https://dashy.to/ is doing? Really good reference
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necrevistonnezrreplied to girish on Apr 30, 2024, 3:50 PM last edited by necrevistonnezr Apr 30, 2024, 3:50 PM
@girish said in What's coming in 8.0:
- Removed unbound as system resolver.
I hope this will make things easier for you as a non-running unbound seems to be he source of so many reported errors in this forumβ¦.
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Now just ban Firefox and youβre all set
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@necrevistonnezr yeah, the top 3 issues are backups, unbound and graphs. Hopefully, we fix it all in 8.0 and we can retire
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@necrevistonnezr said in What's coming in 8.0:
Now just ban Firefox and youβre all set
since we mostly use Firefox here, it is more related to those security/privacy extensions which are sometimes just too aggressive. Similarly the various privacy related chrome variants cause much side-effects
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@necrevistonnezr whats wrong with firefox ?
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necrevistonnezrwrote on May 1, 2024, 6:11 AM last edited by necrevistonnezr May 1, 2024, 6:12 AM
@AartJansen
A few of the many examples of bug reports that turned out to be Firefox: https://forum.cloudron.io/post/74973 -
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