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Interesting stack. From a first glance it seems to be a bunch of self-made Dockerfiles with an extra manifest. I like the idea, but wouldn't want anything propr

Interesting stack. From a first glance it seems to be a bunch of self-made Dockerfiles with an extra manifest. I like the idea, but wouldn't want anything proprietary for this relatively simple task. I suppose this product isn't for me anyway, since eventually (not that long ago) I just bit the bullet and learned the basics of Docker and docker-compose. It's not that hard, costs nothing and is pretty rewarding, imo.

gramakri 7y ago
Yes, that's the core of our tech stack. All our packages are opensource (git.cloudron.io). Important thing for us is to have all the docker containers read-only and have a 100% reliable backup/restore mechanism because we do automatic updates for apps to give a SaaS experience to self-hosting. We also provide SSO for users across apps (so you can add your family or colleagues in a cloudron and do access control across apps easily).