Girish Ramakrishnan d5ffa53e70 create an isolated docker network named cloudron
we will move from linked containers to an isolated network. This
has the main advantage that linked containers can be upgraded.
For example, I can update the mysql container independently without
breaking the apps that require it. Apps will only see some minor
downtime and will need to reconnect.
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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:

curl https://s3.amazonaws.com/prod-cloudron-releases/installer.sh -o installer.sh
chmod +x installer.sh
./installer.sh <domain> <aws access key> <aws acccess secret> <backup bucket> <provider> <release sha1>
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