Restrict AppStore apps
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@potemkin_ai Currently, there is no way to restrict. As @micmc said, we have to implement this feature.
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The private registry feature is meant for installing custom apps and not related to appstore. All the app store apps are public in docker registry (intentionally to reduce lock-in).
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The private registry feature is meant for installing custom apps and not related to appstore. All the app store apps are public in docker registry (intentionally to reduce lock-in).
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@girish can I somehow disable AppStore and re-publish the apps I want via private repository, hence implementing a restricted AppStore apps as of now, before it's implemented on your side?
@potemkin_ai App Store cannot be disabled, it's central to Cloudron. Hard to imagine disabling it tbh
Currently, there is no way to filter out apps unfortunately. -
@potemkin_ai App Store cannot be disabled, it's central to Cloudron. Hard to imagine disabling it tbh
Currently, there is no way to filter out apps unfortunately.@girish not insisting, what I would be thinking of to start with - it's to disable appstore page to be displayed for some users
Or, some other way of users' rights separation, like RocketChat does, for example - I guess there are some things under the hood already.If you wouldn't mind, could you possibly share some link / screenshots, showing how custom repository would be displayed and work on Cloudron?
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@girish not insisting, what I would be thinking of to start with - it's to disable appstore page to be displayed for some users
Or, some other way of users' rights separation, like RocketChat does, for example - I guess there are some things under the hood already.If you wouldn't mind, could you possibly share some link / screenshots, showing how custom repository would be displayed and work on Cloudron?
@potemkin_ai said in Restrict AppStore apps:
If you wouldn't mind, could you possibly share some link / screenshots, showing how custom repository would be displayed and work on Cloudron?
Private Docker Registry is https://docs.cloudron.io/settings/#private-docker-registry. This can only be used to build custom apps. As in https://docs.cloudron.io/packaging/tutorial/ . The use case here is for you to develop custom apps and install it on your server. There's no UI as such for displaying custom apps.
@girish not insisting, what I would be thinking of to start with - it's to disable appstore page to be displayed for some users
For normal users, app store is hidden. As in the roles in https://docs.cloudron.io/user-management/#user . Only admins and owner can see app store.
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@potemkin_ai said in Restrict AppStore apps:
If you wouldn't mind, could you possibly share some link / screenshots, showing how custom repository would be displayed and work on Cloudron?
Private Docker Registry is https://docs.cloudron.io/settings/#private-docker-registry. This can only be used to build custom apps. As in https://docs.cloudron.io/packaging/tutorial/ . The use case here is for you to develop custom apps and install it on your server. There's no UI as such for displaying custom apps.
@girish not insisting, what I would be thinking of to start with - it's to disable appstore page to be displayed for some users
For normal users, app store is hidden. As in the roles in https://docs.cloudron.io/user-management/#user . Only admins and owner can see app store.
@girish thank you!
The use case here is for you to develop custom apps and install it on your server. There's no UI as such for displaying custom apps.
I would guess I miss something here - how does an application is to be installed from private repository, if it's invisible from the dashboard UI?
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@girish thank you!
The use case here is for you to develop custom apps and install it on your server. There's no UI as such for displaying custom apps.
I would guess I miss something here - how does an application is to be installed from private repository, if it's invisible from the dashboard UI?
@potemkin_ai That would be from cloudron CLI with a specific custom app address.
Check the docs for the cloudron CLI package.
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@potemkin_ai That would be from cloudron CLI with a specific custom app address.
Check the docs for the cloudron CLI package.
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@micmc thanks, that's what I was looking for
@potemkin_ai said in Restrict AppStore apps:
@micmc thanks, that's what I was looking for
Your welcome pal.
