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    stevespaw
    wrote on last edited by girish
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    I just signed up for the premium plan. I think Cloudron is pretty cool so far, but I am still trying to figure it out.

    I have 2 apps running on a server
    hello.example.com & goodbye.example.com

    Now I want to add another server with a single app and connect it to the same domain.
    3rdapp.example.com

    How can I do this?

    Surely, I am missing something.

    Thanks for the cool product.

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      I just signed up for the premium plan. I think Cloudron is pretty cool so far, but I am still trying to figure it out.

      I have 2 apps running on a server
      hello.example.com & goodbye.example.com

      Now I want to add another server with a single app and connect it to the same domain.
      3rdapp.example.com

      How can I do this?

      Surely, I am missing something.

      Thanks for the cool product.

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      msbt
      App Dev
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      @stevespaw multiserver is still in the making, but what you could do in the meantime: set up the new server with a free Cloudron with my.secondaryserver.example.com as dashboard domain and set the A-record DNS entries for 3rdapp.example.com manually at your provider. Obviously this will have a different userbase as your primary cloudron, but maybe you can fiddle with the LDAP servers if you need that.

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        nebulon
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        Just to avoid obvious confusion, unless you have specific reasons why to have multiple servers, you can also add multiple domains to your Cloudron and install all 3 apps on the same Cloudron.

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          subven
          wrote on last edited by subven
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          @nebulon said in Add more servers to one domain:

          unless you have specific reasons why to have multiple servers

          Spicy guess but I think he wants to avoid the premium plan. lol okay should not skip the introduction sentence in the future 😬 btw. your second server does not need premium if you just use it for 1-2 apps.

          Just use subdomains to "park" your dashboards and do specific (manual) records for your apps.

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            @stevespaw multiserver is still in the making, but what you could do in the meantime: set up the new server with a free Cloudron with my.secondaryserver.example.com as dashboard domain and set the A-record DNS entries for 3rdapp.example.com manually at your provider. Obviously this will have a different userbase as your primary cloudron, but maybe you can fiddle with the LDAP servers if you need that.

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            stevespaw
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            @msbt Thanks! so just add "secondaryserver.example.com" during the setup?
            Wow, so it is on the roadmap to manage multiple servers from one dashboard? I was not asking about that to be honest - that will be huge!

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            • subvenS subven

              @nebulon said in Add more servers to one domain:

              unless you have specific reasons why to have multiple servers

              Spicy guess but I think he wants to avoid the premium plan. lol okay should not skip the introduction sentence in the future 😬 btw. your second server does not need premium if you just use it for 1-2 apps.

              Just use subdomains to "park" your dashboards and do specific (manual) records for your apps.

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              @subven Yeah the comment would have been misguided. We are looking at Cloudron to spin up Peertube instances. It can be super CPU and network intensive at times. I don't think it is a good idea to crush our Wordpress during these times, but maybe that is just me 🙂
              BTW, I will keep our premium plan for now because I like the product....

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                @subven Yeah the comment would have been misguided. We are looking at Cloudron to spin up Peertube instances. It can be super CPU and network intensive at times. I don't think it is a good idea to crush our Wordpress during these times, but maybe that is just me 🙂
                BTW, I will keep our premium plan for now because I like the product....

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                nebulon
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                @stevespaw I think if you would have the peertube instance on a separate disk and adjust the CPU shares for that app, it might be worth a try to have it on the same instance. Traffic wise I doubt it will make much of a difference regarding delivering a wordpress site alongside.

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                • S stevespaw

                  @msbt Thanks! so just add "secondaryserver.example.com" during the setup?
                  Wow, so it is on the roadmap to manage multiple servers from one dashboard? I was not asking about that to be honest - that will be huge!

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                  @stevespaw said in Add more servers to one domain:

                  Thanks! so just add "secondaryserver.example.com" during the setup?

                  Essentially yes. It's a bit of a hack though. You add app3.example.com as root domain with manual DNS entrys (*.app3.example.com and app3.example.com A records pointing to server2's IP) for the second server. Your Dashboard will be at my.app3.example.com.

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                    @stevespaw I think if you would have the peertube instance on a separate disk and adjust the CPU shares for that app, it might be worth a try to have it on the same instance. Traffic wise I doubt it will make much of a difference regarding delivering a wordpress site alongside.

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                    @nebulon Hmm, I have to admit that I did not really consider this. With the ease of Cloudron, it will be worth a try! just to see. I guess in the setup I can choose a disk to install to? I will give this a go later this morning....

                    Thank You

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                    • subvenS subven

                      @stevespaw said in Add more servers to one domain:

                      Thanks! so just add "secondaryserver.example.com" during the setup?

                      Essentially yes. It's a bit of a hack though. You add app3.example.com as root domain with manual DNS entrys (*.app3.example.com and app3.example.com A records pointing to server2's IP) for the second server. Your Dashboard will be at my.app3.example.com.

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                      stevespaw
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                      @subven Thanks for the details I will also trying this later today..
                      I appreciate the help. It is different to wrap your head around the Cloudron way of thinking....

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