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@joseph Thank you for this clear information.

@girish said in Backups redundant?: @robi said in Backups redundant?: Made me ask to what would one restore this if not Cloudron (It's kind of special ! )? There is no standardized format for these backups, would have been great if there was one. One of my previous startups did have such a thing even though the focus was on app migration from any to any.

Hello @miednr Always happy to help.

Yes, you have to adjust the schedule manually to not overlap. Otherwise, if a single app is backing up to multiple sites in parallel, they will get serialized internally (with the lock).

Hello @miednr Yes, for stopped apps a new backup will not be created since nothing has changed. See: https://docs.cloudron.io/backups#retention-policy For installed apps and box backups, the latest backup is always retained regardless of the policy. This ensures at least one backup remains preserved even if all backups fall outside the retention policy. This also preserves the latest backup of stopped apps when not referenced by any box backup. Did you know you can also archive apps? https://docs.cloudron.io/apps#archive

@miednr I build all my apps using local device docker, push to a cloudron private registry and use cloudron install --image xxx. I feel guilty in some way for not using Cloudron Builder, but local gets the job done fine, so good that you got your build out and deployed.

Hello @miednr @miednr said in Docker Remote Builder cannot push to private Cloudron Registry – no basic auth credentials due to read-only HOME / missing Docker config: Could you please provide some commands to check, where the problem's cause is? I have set up my docker registery under dr.cloudron.dev and the build service under cbs.cloudron.dev. I run the command from the build service once: cloudron build login --url 'https://cbs.cloudron.dev' --build-token 4d9e63406e98c078e296f6f273d5d9adb080643d50dd1d82b687af8c414cf915 When I now build a custom app I run: cloudron build --file ./Dockerfile --set-repository dr.cloudron.dev/org.cloudron.copyparty --tag 0.1.0