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They have a nice docker container: https://github.com/babybuddy/babybuddy#docker

Also, this is an area where I think simple self-hosting is a huge win for privacy.

Awesome, many thanks for your quick work on this.

We have released the first version of the app package now. It is published containing some Cloudron specific patches which are in the process to get merged upstream.

https://cloudron.io/store/io.commento.cloudronapp.html

I am not a Go programmer but love Go programs since they are generally very easy to deploy. Usually have no external deps.

@michaelpope Uptime Kuma caters to a completely different use case, although, there is some overlap e.g. webhook reporting and notification. I am running several instances of both, Uptime Kuma and healthchecks in production 🙂

@girish thanks!

@carlheath said in Pleroma:

Akkoma is a good choice for self hosting single user servers for the Fediverse. I would love to see a package for Cloudron with it.

Create an App Wishlist post for it? 🙂

@whitespace You can try to!

From the description it's a static binary with connection to mysql, hence that would work in the LAMP app.

Here's the Dockerfile in case you want to build and package it, however it's not necessary since the binaries are available.

This is released now.

Just to have this in sync, this app is in the app library for some time now already.

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@girish worked perfectly, thanks!