@girish said in Elasticsearch:
Indeed, current plan is to implement Elastic search as an addon and not as an app.
Hey Grish - this sounds good, and exciting! I noticed that Elasticsearch has been on the roadmap for some time and am wondering if this is something we're likely to see in the Cloudron 6.x series, or if it's much further down the road yet?
When I set up my app, I chose the LAMP app that just said "LAMP" and not one that specified the version - and am now realizing that I should have chosen 7.3 specifically.
So, I'm wondering if there's an easy way to update the PHP in that app without needing to create a new app (with new database information, new redis information, etc.).
@makemrproper yes, I think this method isn't going to work for me. Especially if it still refers to the old app's database. (Though, if that's the case, I'm not sure why it continually fails due to a MySQL disconnection error) I'll just transfer the files and the database myself. Seems like way less headache!
@girish said in Elasticsearch:
Indeed, current plan is to implement Elastic search as an addon and not as an app.
Hey Grish - this sounds good, and exciting! I noticed that Elasticsearch has been on the roadmap for some time and am wondering if this is something we're likely to see in the Cloudron 6.x series, or if it's much further down the road yet?
Perhaps my understanding is erroneous, but I was under the impression that apps in containers aren't able to interact with each other on the server and so these things would have to be in the same container to engage with each other appropriately.
However, as I review the documentation using Elasticsearch with the forum software I'd be attaching to it, I realize that as long as the container is able to access the port necessary it should be fine - in which case, I guess I'll just wait patiently for an Elasticsearch app to be available!
Hello,
I've seen that there's some conversation about adding Elasticsearch to Cloudron - which is great, but it reads like the plan is to have it in its own container, which for my usecase would not be great.
Is it possible for me to install it through the console in my LAMP app? I tried to use apt-get to do so (following these directions ), but to no avail.
@makemrproper yes, I think this method isn't going to work for me. Especially if it still refers to the old app's database. (Though, if that's the case, I'm not sure why it continually fails due to a MySQL disconnection error) I'll just transfer the files and the database myself. Seems like way less headache!
I tried to migrate to 7.3 using the steps provided above - and all seemed to be working swimmingly until it errored out with "ECONNRESET" importing the mysql DB.
It's a very large mysql DB (5.8 GB). Any idea why the connection might reset (the backup is on a linode volume connected to the local filesystem)? Or a way to go about upgrading this app without hitting the same error again?
EDIT: To make matters worse, I also can't uninstall the app where I tried to do the upgrade for likely the same reason. Error was: " Error : Addons Error - Error tearing down mysql: socket hang up "
EDIT 2: I resolved, at least the uninstall problem, by allocating more RAM to mysql. Seeing if that solves the over all problem now!
To be clear: When you say "The approach would be to restore from an app backup into a new instance of the lamp app with php 7.3"
Do you mean that I do the normal stuff of downloading the DB, copying over all the files, then editing DB/redis credentials across the app - or do you mean download the backup file for the LAMP app the Cloudron supplies, create a new LAMP app, and use the "import from external file" function?
When I set up my app, I chose the LAMP app that just said "LAMP" and not one that specified the version - and am now realizing that I should have chosen 7.3 specifically.
So, I'm wondering if there's an easy way to update the PHP in that app without needing to create a new app (with new database information, new redis information, etc.).