Sorry if this has been asked, I did search but was unable to find anything related.
Do we have the ip cidr range for cloudron health checks. I want to filter incoming requests by ip range. Since I am guessing cloudron connects to the instances to do health checks and update, do you have a ip cidr range and ports that will allow these cloudron specific requests?
Are there any other requests besides health checks that we should be aware of?
Thanks

@imouthesmp
edit: After doing some research it seems using logspout might help. This would require me to manually install another docker image (https://github.com/iamatypeofwalrus/logspout-loggly). Is there a better way to do this?

As the subject says..is there an easy way to send the logs to an aggregrator. It seems you can definitely install something on the host, but I don't understand how to do that since the apps are run within docker, without modifying the image? Any suggestions?

I'm running Cloudron on a DO Droplet. I wanted to restart the droplet and was wondering if I should manually shut down my cloudron apps prior to restarting. Or is it safe to say that if the box gets restarted cloudron will restart automatically?

Thanks