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Here are the repos for the apps:

• zola: https://git.ddswd.de/cloudron/zola-app
• nginx: https://git.ddswd.de/cloudron/nginx-app

Since I opened that issue back then, I want to mention that in the meantime I developed my own backup solution which I think is better than Borg. Right now I am 90% done with version 2 of it and I will definitively use it to backup my Cloudron instance.

I have packaged a new app: A Visual Studio Code version that runs in the browser.

Here is the code: https://git.cloudron.io/dswd/vscode-app

The app works and already runs on my instance, but there are no tests yet.

I would like to submit the app to the appstore (for others to test and use) but currently I have a problem with the docker repository. Apparently I can only submit apps that are hosted on the Cloudron repo but I don't know how to push there.

@murgero
I think I found a way to get around the read-only root and install additional software. I added a script that will fetch and install a minimal Linux and chroot into it: chroot-alpine.
Inside it you can install additional software as you like. You can also use the same method to run Ubuntu instead of Alpine Linux but that will use much more storage.

I also have some apps that I am using privately and that I can contribute if people are interested:

• Nginx: A simple nginx install with PHP support. Similar to LAMP but with nginx
• Zola: A package using zola (getzola.org) to build static pages. The code comes from a git repo and supports webhook triggers to allow a nice push to git -> build static page workflow.

@atrilahiji said in Code Server (Vs code online):

Does this have any sort of auth built in? Might be worth looking into the proxyAuth addon.

Yes code server comes with a simple passwort auth. You can disable it and roll your own if you want to. It is not super helpful to integrate it with Cloudron LDAP as all users share one IDE but you can have a single password if you want to.

I will have a look into optional proxyAuth, however.

@atrilahiji
I added optional proxyAuth to the image. If SSO is enabled, the password in the vscode app is disabled.

@infogulch
My current code already uses proxyAuth and adds TCP and UDP ports for dev that you can freely assign.
Please tell me what you think is missing and I will add it.