How does Cloudron prioritize apps during an Install from Restore?
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I went ahead and got one of those 48GB ram VPS from ssdnodes, an upgrade from a 32GB (same company) that I've been running Cloudron on for years. Last my previous transition, everything is going smoothly.
But I noticed that during the install, from my saved Scaleway backup, that my Cloudron has restored my crucial apps first! Bitwarden, Vikunja, Analytics, Mattermost and my WP install for my main domain... incredible! How did Cloudron know to do this?
It matters because there is always that nervousness about whether it has all worked. So, to see these important ones up and running first really helps things.
A life lived in fear is a life half-lived
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I went ahead and got one of those 48GB ram VPS from ssdnodes, an upgrade from a 32GB (same company) that I've been running Cloudron on for years. Last my previous transition, everything is going smoothly.
But I noticed that during the install, from my saved Scaleway backup, that my Cloudron has restored my crucial apps first! Bitwarden, Vikunja, Analytics, Mattermost and my WP install for my main domain... incredible! How did Cloudron know to do this?
It matters because there is always that nervousness about whether it has all worked. So, to see these important ones up and running first really helps things.
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@scooke currently, this is arbitrary
It's actually ordered by app id, which is just random.@girish Well, it was incredibly satisfying to see these important apps, which I use the most, get restored first. Would it be difficult to "rank" apps by usage, which could then be used for Install by Restores, or Migrations?
Anyway, it worked out super well for me. Thank you!
