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Is there a simple way to change/rebrand the "You found a Cloudron out in the wild!" page that displays from time to time when different things happen?
If not, perhaps this could be moved to the suggestions forum - as it feels like a good addition to the "Basic Branding" feature set.

@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.).

Hey @girish - is this still on the roadmap for some time in the future? If so, do you have an idea of when it's likely to be set up?

@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!

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!

@jdaviescoates Yes - which also occurs if you add new domains/subdomains to an app while the app goes down to reassociate everything with itself. This meant that my live site was displaying this message briefly yesterday (the more domains/subdomains you have connected to the same app for legacy reasons the longer it takes that process to complete...)

@girish Thank you so much!
This was the simple update method I needed to save a lot of headache. We'll need to edit some things to get ready for 8.1, but know it's as simple as editing a file and rebooting the app is such a relief.

Thanks again!