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Hello all,

currently I'm using the free plan but in the foreseable future I will switch to the subscription model because I'm in an urgent need for more applications. ^^

Right now my Cloudron instance runs very well on a single Hetzner cloud server. Two different TLDs point to that instance, each with a subdomain serving a different application - my.example.one points to the dashboard. Let's call them:

IP: 10.10.10.10
01.example.one
02.example.two

I plan to install at least four more apps. Thus I'd need to scale my cloud server accordingly. However I'd like to distribute applications onto multiple servers in order to separate concerns. Is this possible and if so how would I do that?

Let's imagine the second cloud server:

IP: 20.20.20.20
03.example.three
04.example.four

Should I simply install another instance of Cloudron on that server and point to e.g. my.example.three?

I found another thread which seems to describe a similar scenario - is it related? See: Problems with Cloudron on multiple servers

Kind regards

@ruihildt
From https://wiki.js.org/get-started:

Upgrading from 1.x to 2.0 will be quick and simple. You can safely use 1.x right now and upgrade later.

I just wanted to let you know that I ran out of time to get any further in packaging wiki.js unfortunately. Nevertheless it'd be quite nice if someone else could take the next steps in order to create an official Cloudron app.

https://funkwhale.audio/

https://nodered.org/

https://github.com/mickael-kerjean/nuage

Ok, no worries then. Thank you for the clarification.

I see.

@nebulon said in Filerun - Self-Hosted File Sync and Sharing:

since it got never updated

Do you refer to the codebase of the app or to the Cloudron package?

http://www.filerun.com/

https://ipfs.io/

I can't tell what the point of view of the Cloudron Team is in regards to apps requiring a LAMP stack - which is available as an One-Click-Solution already. I'm not sure if it is worth the hassle to create a Cloudron package for applications based upon LAMP since the installation process is quite trivial in most cases. Of course autoupdates, usermanagement, et al. would be decoupled from the cloudron management interface in this scenario.

Thanks a lot for your input. I'll give it a shot and will report back soon.
For a dev related discussion I'd create a new thread in the support section and link it with this thread.

Thank you for your input @rikmendes.

Do you have a pointer to where to start? Is the packaging process documented and available to the public?

Is there anything we - as a community - can do to get this up and running rather soon?

Hello everybody

it'd be nice to have a modern Q&A platform available on cloudron. After some research I found that Scoold seems to be a strong contender to fill this gap.

It seems to resemble the look and feel of the Stackexchange network sites. Their UI appears modern and sleek. According to the Github page the project is fairly active and they provide a docker image.

Cheers

This is a great piece of software. While still being in beta status (0.1.0-beta.3) it is backed by a great community. The project is very active according to its Github repo. And there's a roadmap which aims to bring the project to stable by the end of version 0.1.0. Also someone maintains a docker image already.

I think this would be a great addition for the Cloudron platform. As an alternative, which we evaluated, I proposed Wiki.js in another thread.

Looks like the links are not working, updated below:

• project.hubzilla.org
• framagit.org/hubzilla