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https://glitchtip.com

Simple, open source error tracking
Collect every error from your project in real time, organize them to make them useful, and receive alerts when and where you want...without breaking the budget.

Can be used with Sentry SDK

GlitchTip can be run with Docker

@girish

Do you simply just "git init" and ssh+git takes care of git push working (or do you have some specialized software to managed ssh deploy keys etc) ?

yes, all quite simple. git + ssh key, no special software. It's a simple shell runner.
After the git push we log in again via SSH to trigger an install script. Of course this could be done in another way.

$ git push ssh://user@example.com:/var/www/vhosts/site/httpdocs/site HEAD:refs/heads/master --tags
$ ssh user@example.com "cd /var/www/vhosts/site/httpdocs/site  && git checkout -f master && chmod +x .bin/publish-tag && .bin/publish-tag"

"publish-tag" is a bash script, with some CMS specific installation routines like composer install and drush commands (in case of Drupal as CMS) or some php artisan commands for Laravel based projects.

@girish sorry for spamming this old thread. I added a complete new post: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/4203/git-push-ci-cd-workflow-for-the-lamp-app

With traditional Webhosting we deploy our Websites with gitlab runner and git push.
When I think about Website Hosting via Cloudron I also need a continuous delivery workflow.
So what are the options?

With the official LAMP App I see only a cron based workflow, like @murgero describes in https://forum.cloudron.io/post/4654
Of course, it would be better to be able to trigger an update script differently. For example, as with the surfer app via CLI and token. https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/surfer/#cicd-integration
Are there for the LAMP App perhaps already possibilities here or is something like this planned for the future?

The alternative would probably be a costum app, but here I lack the experience so far. Seems to me also much overhead for the desired feature.
But maybe I am wrong?

@girish Even though the post has been closed for a while: do I understand correctly that git push is currently not working? Or does it work in the meantime?
Would be super useful for us.

To illustrate the problem a little more concretely:
I have about 10 apps in my Cloudron. The most important are Gitlab, Mattermost, Redmine and Nextcloud.
Mattermost and Redmine are constantly changing and a backup that is too old can be fatal. Therefore I would like to have many backups, at least every 12 hours.
Nextcloud is different. It's all about data exchange, and the files are usually still available locally on all clients. So here it would be enough to have a backup every few days.
If the creation of backups were very fast, the story would end here. Then I could just have a backup made every few hours.
But: the Nextcloud has 200 GB (external volume included) and a backup therefore runs very long (I already had a runtime of more than 24 hours). As a consequence, no other backup of the other apps is running either. If I now deactivate the regular backup for the Nextcloud, backups before an update will take much longer!

Currently I'm doing backups with rsync. I have also tested tgz, but it wasn't faster and much more expensive (more S3 requests?)

Problem:
the current feature set only allows to exclude apps and schedule the frequency of backups.
At the same time all apps run one after the other and the backup speed is rather slow with 3-7 MBps.
This leads to two problems:

1. apps with many and/or large files Nextcloud) take longer than the set backup rhythm (in may case 12h). As a result I have no backups for all other apps or the backup run aborts completely.
2. apps with a high change rate need many backups, but these are prevented by the apps with the large files (Nextcloud).

Featureset proposal:

1. backups should be accelerated. E.g. by running the transfer in parallel for several apps.
2. there should be database backups with separate schedules. (in many cases one could do without files, but not database changes).
3. there should be different schedules for the apps (Nextcloud once a week, Redmine every 2 hours)
4. it should be possible to exclude external volumes from the backup

I would be happy if something would improve on this topic.

Okay, I almost thought so.
I created a feature request at Redmine: http://www.redmine.org/issues/32766

Short story:
is there a way to edit one single file in the read-only filesystem?

Long(er) story:
Redmine's markdown module limits the possible URIs in markdown written links. But for us it is a very important feature to be able to link to other apps. Therefore we need links with the URI zpl://... (zeplin.io App on MacOS).
For this reason I only need to edit one line in the file /app/code/lib/redmine/helpers/uri.rb. Unfortunately this is not possible in Cloudron due to the read-only filesystem limitation.
Or is there a trick I don't know?

I'd like to give this subject a nudge!
In my insignificant estimation it looks almost finished!
I would be very happy about the app.

only not to be misunderstood: Cloudron is super cool and the people behind it are obviously working hard on improvements!

the Wishlist looks promising! But is there also a timetable? If I'm not mistaken, no new app has been released in the last 12 months.

As a suggestion for the App-Store: a category "last released App" would be great.

I run Nextcloud via the Cloudron user administration. User integration works fine, but I can't access the cloudron groups in Nextcloud. Does anyone know a solution?

The question should be more precise: "can I create and use an SSH key within Cloudron (to access a remote machine)"?
RSYNC with password authentication is of course possible.

For a migration to Cloudron I would like to pull over a larger amount of data. If possible not via "Upload to tmp" but via rsync.
However, I need a SSH key, which I cannot create because of read-only.
Is there a possibility? Maybe via the host system?

@msbt I would also have to create a cron, but in the Redmine app (so Redmine can receive mails http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/wiki/RedmineReceivingEmails).
If I understand that correctly, it is only possible via the scheduler addon. But can I still install this?

OneTimeSecrete as selfhosting would be a perfect Cloudron addition!
Securely distribute sensitive data such as passwords etc. with your own domain. Would be great!
https://github.com/onetimesecret/onetimesecret