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@murgero well, so I think you could just put it on GH first like you said, and then ask for inclusion in the app store. I suppose it will be transferred on cloudron's gitlab server from that point on..

Hi
not an official answer, but I think you should use your own git server (or a public one like GH or BitBucket), and follow the steps in the Packaging article, especially the App Store section if you want your app to be publicly available in the Cloudron app store.
I suppose that your code will be hosted on git.cloudron.io if and only if it is officially supported by Cloudron on their app store, otherwise you cannot freely use their git server (and that makes sense).

Bye,
P.

@girish said in Is it possible to implement custom backup providers?:

I just found https://github.com/yakovkhalinsky/backblaze-b2 which seems active

Yeah it seems fairly active and supported.. So it should be fairly simple to implement a B2 provider, taking the S3 one and adapting for B2, right?
Regarding the box repo, is it possible to maintain a customized clone and use that on a server instead of the official one? I know that such setup can't be officially supported, and can be potentially dangerous, but it can be useful for some advanced customizations or testing of new functionality.

Thx for your support,
P.

Hi
I see many requests on the forum regarding the support for "this" and "that" backup storage solution..
Why not letting a power user (developer) implement their own backup provider, and then register it with cloudron CLI/API?

For me this is a major show-stopper, because I don't want to be limited to what cloudron gives me today. I use several providers, like simple FTP(S) storage, SFTP, Backblaze B2 and others, and I'm ok with writing providers for these (and potentially sharing with the community).

Bye
P.