https://github.com/simple-login/app#self-hosting

Tube Archivist: https://github.com/tubearchivist/tubearchivist

Here are some of the features in the self hosted Tube Archivist application:

• Subscribe to your favorite YouTube channels
• Download Videos
• Index and make videos searchable
• Play videos
• Keep track of viewed and unviewed videos

Once your YouTube video collection grows, it becomes hard to search and find a specific video. That's where Tube Archivist comes in:
By indexing your video collection with metadata from YouTube, you can organize, search and enjoy your archived YouTube videos without hassle offline through a convenient web interface.

Tube Archivist has also worked hard to keep the dislikes that Youtube has decided to remove from their platform.

Relies on ElasticSearch and Redis and FFmpeg + yt-dlp.

To package, should be similar to other Video apps we have, but way more usable.

What do you all think about having a regular weekly event to package an important App as a group in a live session, maybe even live streamed, where anyone on the call can also contribute their small part, so one person doesn't have to slog through it all by themselves?

Others can watch and learn and ask questions & chit chat.

Any volunteers?

The Problem

YouTube has an extremely invasive privacy policy which relies on using user data in unethical ways. You give them a lot of data - ranging from ideas, music taste, content, political opinions, and much more than you think.

By using Piped, you can freely watch and listen to content freely without the fear of prying eyes watching everything you are doing.

https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped (backend: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped-Backend)

Demo / Live node - https://piped.kavin.rocks

Self-Hosting

See https://piped-docs.kavin.rocks/docs/self-hosting/ for more details.

The source code of the documentation website is available at https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation.

Documentation

Tailscale

https://tailscale.com

Private WireGuard networks made easy

No config files, no firewall ports

Create a secure network between your servers, computers, and cloud instances. Even when separated by firewalls or subnets, Tailscale just works.

Use your SSO and MFA

Devices only connect after signing in through your existing identity provider. Easily enforce multi-factor authentication, deauthorize employees who’ve moved on, and more.

Always the same IP

Every device on your network gets a stable IP and auto-assigned domain that stays consistent, no matter what Wi-Fi the device is on. It’s like a local network that works everywhere.

Strong security, without the pain

Best practices used by billion-dollar companies, made easy for teams of every size.

Free

• Up to 100 devices
• Limited to a single user
• Secure, point-to-point connections
• Magic DNS
• Connect to AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud instances
• Available for iOS, macOS, Linux, Windows, and Android
• Community support

Porter is a Kubernetes powered PaaS that runs in your own cloud provider.

Repository: https://github.com/porter-dev/porter

Porter is an alternative to Heroku that spins up the underlying infrastructure in your own cloud provider. The complexity of the underlying infrastructure is abstracted away from you just like Heroku, but you can fully control the underlying infra when you need to (as your applications scale and "grow out" of the platform).

What is Snikket?

Snikket is a messaging platform that is different to the mainstream messaging apps. Instead of entrusting your conversations and messages with proprietary servers “in the cloud” that analyze and sell your data, we like to do things a little differently.

Snikket lets you run your own service, that you control, on the system of your choice. For many people this is a cheap private server (VPS) or even a Raspberry Pi.

Instead of your messaging app connecting to hidden far-away servers managed and owned by a large corporation, your Snikket app will connect directly to your personal Snikket server.

https://snikket.org/service/
https://snikket.org/
https://github.com/snikket-im/snikket-server/

Rob here (robi is my Croatian nickname and often computer username) for those in other cultures, short for Robert.

As a Strategic Advisor and (Business & Innovation) Catalyst, I'm mostly a full stack janitor

As a leader in several startups, I reserve a keen eye for emerging technologies (hi Cloudron and it's Apps); I have been a speaker, mentor, advisor for Google, NASA, IBM, and many more, finding safe, creative solutions all the way from the mundane to the complex with equal ease, which is one thing that keeps my passion ignited.

Remember WinAmp? Yeah, I was there during the mp3 revolution, in the credits until the recent reshuffle.

I've invented a bunch of stuff, including the first PCIe flash storage device in small form factor (SFF), now you'll recognize it as the M.2 PCIe SSD device for which there is now a slot on every motherboard being made. (didn't make a dime.)

Made core discoveries (read blunders) in physics (magnetism, light, water), mathematics, statistics, AI, ML, medicine, law, etc, which you can ask me about outside this thread.

3 decades ago I got bitten by the sysadmin bug and never left, despite all the C level gigs.

After 15 years, I am still on the board of directors for https://BayLISA.org which is one of the oldest meetups in Silicon Valley. We've had the Cloudron team speak at one of our meetups which should be online on YT.

I play a long running pickup soccer game every Saturday (same folks come out for 8+ years) and tennis 1-2 times a week if possible. Love ping pong and ultimate frisbee too.

If you want to see a small part of my other crazy projects, see https://venture.toldyouso.com

Otherwise a few here have found me on Twitter.

There's more, but that's plenty for now

https://mailcare.io/

Currently the way to roughly clean up some backups we don't want taking up space is to change the retention policy for a while, then come back later and change it back.

It would be nice to have a delete function for individual backups w/o having to shorten the policy.

The orchestration of this depends on if you have the users have access to Cloudron UI and LDAP or not. From there you can separate things in the UI or have start-pages for each org so they can jump to their apps easily.

@marcusquinn their support should be able to tell you knowing how the back end works. Some systems are highly optimized for injest, but less for garbage collection, which can be deferred since it causes injest disruption. If they do this at 90day intervals, that's a pretty poor architectural set of choices.

If it's not usable, it should not be charged or passed on to the customer. They'd be smarter to hide it with larger customers where it matters less than smaller ones where it's very obvious.

@LoudLemur Just add all domains and install apps on each. Easy.

@privsec that depends on the settings in handbrake, look into it.

@marcusquinn and they charge for it?

@privsec MKV is a container format that wraps a bunch of useful stuff in one file.

If something doesn't play, it'd be nice to get the details of that file and the inner structure so you get more info on what's not working.

So if one mkv has an mp4 inside and plays fine, yet another has an avi and doesn't, that's a strong clue.

@nebulon A setting to start apps before a backup, then have them update and shutdown after might be a workflow that applies here.

@girish is this documented? app to app mounts?

@nichu42 right, here are the options:
https://boto3.amazonaws.com/v1/documentation/api/latest/guide/credentials.html

@privsec either use automated DNS setup and manage the exceptions or use a manual setup and manage DNS elsewhere.