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Updates to build service

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  • yusfY Offline
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    replied to murgero on last edited by
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    @murgero But then you run a second Cloudron with the build service app on it?

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    @yusf Correct, it is best to run the build service app in a separate cloudron. Essentially, the build service is building a lot of docker images. It "cleans up" old images periodically. For both of these operations, it requires full access to docker. There is a chance that it removes containers/images of the other apps on Cloudron by mistake. As in, this would be a bug but if someone hits that bug on a production Cloudron that would be a disaster. This is the reason why we recommend running it on a separate Cloudron.

    Finally, the build service app is not required at all. You can just build and push images from your laptop or a linux VM or some VPS which has docker.

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    Using this app / build service on a local Cloudron instance - is there a way to take the push out of the cloudron build aspect of this since it's all local. Would save a lot of time when developing locally (if it's even feasible, I don't understand the purpose of the push part tbh).

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    I think in theory it's possible. But of course, one can only deploy on the server where it was built. There's also some logic in the app to clean up images, which probably has to be fixed up.

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    replied to girish on last edited by
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    @girish It's not a huge deal, but I really like the service, and removing the push step + introducing some extra clean up logic would be welcome by me anytime. Just no rush. ☺️

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    @girish Is this stable to run on a production-ish system? Looking to automate some builds of a couple apps I want to submit to the store.

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    @girish stumbled on this here the user cameragiare here above in the thread, is flagged as Banned however his profile is still alive and full of spammed backlinks to his spammy sites from this forum.

    JSYK


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    replied to murgero on last edited by MooCloud_Matt
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    @murgero
    gitlab ci cd is just better, now even better because cloudron image repository support gitlab as frontend.

    And you can even automate apps update submission to the appstore.

    Matteo. R.
    Founder and Tech-Support Manager.
    MooCloud MSP
    Swiss Managed Service Provider

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    @MooCloud_Matt setting that up would be a nice how-to writeup for all the folks that want to try installing packaged apps not yet in the app store.

    Life of sky tech

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    @robi
    There is already how to connect gitlab and docket registry.
    The other is just a bit or reading on the gitlab doc.

    Matteo. R.
    Founder and Tech-Support Manager.
    MooCloud MSP
    Swiss Managed Service Provider

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