girish@cloudron.io b9d4b8f6e8 Remove docker images by tag
docker pull previously used to pull down all tags.
    docker pull tag1 # might pull down tag2, tag3 if they are all same!
    docker rm tag1 # oops, tag2 and tag3 still hold on to the image

However, the above feature was not possible with registry v2 (some
technical stuff to do with each tag being separately signed). As a result,
this feature was removed from v1 as well - https://github.com/docker/docker/pull/10571

This means we can now do:
    docker pull tag1 # nice
    docker rm tag1 # image goes away if no one else is using it

references:
https://github.com/docker/docker/issues/8689
https://github.com/docker/docker/pull/8193 (added this feature to v1)
https://github.com/docker/docker/issues/8141 (the request)
https://github.com/docker/docker/pull/10571 (removes the v1 feature)

Fixes #563
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Cloudron a Smart Server

Selfhost Instructions

The smart server currently relies on an AWS account with access to Route53 and S3 and is tested on DigitalOcean and EC2.

First create a virtual private server with Ubuntu 15.04 and run the following commands in an ssh session to initialize the base image:

TODO curl from a well known released version of installer.sh
./installer.sh <domain> <aws access key> <aws acccess secret> <backup bucket> <provider> <release sha1>
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