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by gramakri 10y ago
We can support a variety of frameworks and languages very easily (thanks to Docker!): * GitLab (rails, go) * Mattermost, Gogs (go) * Rocket.chat (node/meteor) * Wordpress, Piwik, Mediawiki, Rainloop (php) * Irc server (c++) * Taiga (py
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by gramakri 10y ago
Co-founder of cloudron here. There is a demo at https://my-demo.cloudron.me/ (username: cloudron password: cloudron). It's hidden deep below the blog post. Happy to answer any questions.
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by gramakri 10y ago
The Cloudron is intended to run on a VPS/Single tenant server. Apps get installed into this server as docker containers (this is so that apps are isolated from each other). We also have some best practices in place for Docker container
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by gramakri 10y ago
I will be there. We are working on Cloudron. It is a platform for self-hosting web apps [1]. I am hoping to network with people who have similar interests (i.e self-hosting). It's my first Startup School, so I am quite excited. 1. htt
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Cloudron REST API(cloudron.io)
7 points by gramakri 10y ago|0 comments
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by gramakri 10y ago
I don't have specific advice but if you are considering incorporating as in germany, I am happy to talk with you about our experience. We recently incorporated as a UG (cloudron.io). Feel free to send me an email!
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by gramakri 10y ago
Thanks for the release! We updated the cloudron.io app to use 8.7.1 we well. Cloudron users will get GitLab auto-updated tonight.
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by gramakri 11y ago
Looks very interesting and I can possibly use this at my work. I will take a closer look but what was not immediately apparent was: what kind of backups are we talking about here? mysqldump or volume snapshots ? What about incremental backu
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by gramakri 11y ago
That's fine :-) We are doing quite well and have a few paying customers. And lots of people evaluating the product.
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by gramakri 11y ago
The products are similar. Do give both of them a try. We have a demo at: https://my-demo.cloudron.me (username: cloudron password: cloudron)
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by gramakri 11y ago
Sorry, which tool :-) ? Docker compose? Cloudron gives you a private server (we use DigitalOcean right now) on which you can install web apps. We automate everything about maintaining your server - DNS, certs, app updates, backups etc. In s
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by gramakri 11y ago
(Pitching my own company https://cloudron.io here) If you want a single click install on a _private_ server and with a custom domain - https://cloudron.io/appstore.html?app=io.gogs.cloudronapp . We track Gogs re
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by gramakri 11y ago
Linux user chiming in. This reminds of the people who complain about running Linux :-) When they run linux, they start tweaking all sorts of things: trying to run wayland master or run Arch (which is a great distro if you know what you are
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by gramakri 11y ago
I play the 13x13 a lot on KGS - https://www.gokgs.com/ . Lots of bots there to play with if you feel unskilled to play with a human. With larger boards, the bots seems to be very easy to beat.
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by gramakri 11y ago
The 30m sales number is quite interesting. Contrast this with digia's sale report ( http://annualreport2015.digia.com/about-digia/business-overv... ). Very close competition!
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by gramakri 11y ago
Yup, I am aware of that thanks to my obsessive reading of HN :-) But I was just pointing out that it's not easy as switching a git origin in case you want to move to something else other than GitLab.
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by gramakri 11y ago
> especially considering git migrations are literally just one push to a new origin. A pain point here is that GH issues cannot be migrated easily as a git migration (but GH does have a REST api).
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by gramakri 11y ago
As a former trolltech engineer, I am obliged to comment that it is Qt and not QT :)
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by gramakri 11y ago
This is really fantastic and looks like the parse team is delivering on the promises ( https://github.com/ParsePlatform/parse-server/issues/56 )! I am looking forward to seeing the dashboard now :-)
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by gramakri 11y ago
http://drunken-security.at/is-it-a-good-idea-to-show-everybo... has a live htop background :-)
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by gramakri 11y ago
Pitching my own company here: https://www.cloudron.io . Cloudron is a smartserver that lets you run web apps. You can add users in the web ui and users can access all the apps that you install on the server. https://c
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by gramakri 11y ago
Just guessing: it could download/offload apps smartly by predicting what the user is bound to use at a given time of day (by tracking his usage patterns).
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by gramakri 11y ago
I recommend taking an active interest in becoming a documentarian. Document things as you go, create wiki pages. While unrewarding, this task usually never goes unnoticed. IMO, understanding why things are the way they are makes one a bette
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Cloudron Smartserver enters public beta(cloudron.io)
6 points by gramakri 11y ago|0 comments
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by gramakri 11y ago
Not 100% sure but I think the last time around it was announced as free with prime - https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive/primephotos ? This time around it looks like a standalone product.
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by gramakri 11y ago
> Elon Musk put 100% of his personal fortune into risky world-changing startups. That's heroic. I wasn't aware that Elon Musk put in 100% of this personal fortune in his ventures. Source?
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by gramakri 11y ago
Cloudron and sandstorm are similar projects. I think the main difference is the user experience (also how we handle domains, how apps are packaged etc). You can see a demo of the cloudron here - https://my-demo.cloudron.me/
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by gramakri 11y ago
Success is subjective, profitability is not. we all have different metrics for success. Though I agree that metric for success for a company is probably profitability but you will find people disagree with you on that as well.
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by gramakri 11y ago
At Cloudron, our vision is to allow companies to host their own apps easily. We dogfood and don't use Google. We don't use analytics on our website (a conscious decision). Our emails are based on IMAP servers and we use thunderbir
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by gramakri 11y ago
docker? not sure if it's profitable, but definitely very successful

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