Self-host the Cloudron on AWS
We are happy to announce the possibility to self host-the Cloudron platform on AWS EC2. Self-hosting is intended for technically savvy people to host on their own on EC2. We will release the very same versions that we …
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REST API
We are pleased to announce the release of the Cloudron REST API. The REST API provides programmatic access to manage all aspects of the Cloudron. It can be used to perform just about any task that you can do on the …
How to get your own private Rocket.Chat
In the wake of slack, private chat has become a major thing in the tech world, but it is by far not the only chat solution for teams available. This blog will introduce you to Rocket.Chat and how to get your personal …
User Groups & Access Control
Today, we're announcing two new features - managing users using groups and group level access control for applications. The story so farPreviously, all users on a Cloudron had access to all installed applications and the …
Fully Automatic Let's Encrypt Support and Custom Domains
We are releasing support for custom domains today, thanks in large part to Let's Encrypt. If you are wondering what a Cloudron is, please read this first. In short, the Cloudron is a managed Smartserver designed to run …