Hey, I've (mostly) packaged MongoDB for use on Cloudron, I am happy to share/add it to a GitLab repo.
@girish Would it be ok to get a repo created for this? If you feel this is not something suited for Cloudron and don't want it on the App Store, I understand.
Cheers
Ross
@girish It is indeed, still WIP but there's not much left to do. I plan to finish it soon.
I might actually have a feature/merge request I need to raise regarding allowing environment variables to be set using the --token flag (unless I missed something and it is already a feature).
I hope others find the Action useful!
Hey,
Is it possible for the Cloudron base image be updated for linux/arm64?
I know there are already threads around arm support for Cloudron/RPi:
However my use case is for packaging custom apps on an arm Mac.
IIRC depending on the build flow for the base image, it might be as simple as adding the linux/arm64 platform tag. I'm happy to help with this change if pointed in the right direction.
I see there is a base-arm64 docker image however it hasn't been updated in 2 years (https://hub.docker.com/search?q=cloudron%2Fbase). Is the preference to have a different base image for arm64 support?
Cheers,
Ross
After installing Grafana on Cloudron, I'd really like this too!
@girish Sorry for the late reply, I tried this and got it working!
Thanks,
Ross
@girish Thanks! I've just created a personal repo (https://git.cloudron.io/rossmaclean/mongodb-app) which I assume I would then "move" to the Cloudron project later is that correct?
I need to wait for my work to approve my Open Source request, which I couldn't raise until I had the repo url. This could take up to two week, but I'll push my code as soon as it is approved.
What is the process for getting code reviews etc? e.g. if I want someone to take a look at what I've got so far, who are the best people to ask and where is the best place to reach them?
Cheers
Thanks everyone for your replies and suggestions.
@nebulon I've deployed that version and it looks good to me. Thanks for your work! I'll keep an eye on the server once the package is released and if the server crashes again I'll be able to see in the crash report how much memory it was using at the time.
