Co-founder of cloudron.io
In my previous post, we saw how the Cloudron CLI tool can be used to manage applications from your terminal. In this post, we will see how to use the CLI tool to manage the Cloudron server using the cloudron machine …
In my previous post, I gave an introduction to Cloudron's REST API. We also have a CLI tool that allows you to install, configure and test apps on your Cloudron. The original intent of the CLI tool was simply to help …
One of the immediately visible aspects of the Cloudron is it's web based modern user interface. This user interface makes it easy for anyone to run apps on their server. Behind the scenes, there is a comprehensive REST …
In my previous post, I outlined how the Cloudron can run custom LAMP apps. You simply install the LAMP app and upload your app using SFTP. Everything around the LAMP app including DNS setup, Let's Encrypt certificate …
The Cloudron is designed to be a platform for self-hosting turnkey applications. It is, however, perfectly capable of running custom LAMP apps as well. Running LAMP apps on the Cloudron is no different than what is …
