📦 App Store #88
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📦 App Store #88
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# Conflicts: # package.json # server/routes/sshd.js # yarn.lock
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📦 App Store
This PR will add the already planned App Store feature into the software. It will allow you to easily deploy docker containers to all of your servers, without installing something anything other than SSH on them to setup.
Why this feature?
This feature was part of my old project PowerTools. I really liked the idea of just clicking on something and it being directly installed on the server. However, maintaining something like PowerTools was a pain since the some of the apps just worked specific version of Debian and the API was public, which was a security concern for me and the people that didn't trust the project.
Implementation
Instead of having a centralized installer, I wanted to make this modular using App Sources. You can either just deploy apps from the official Nexterm App-Store repo or make your own! Each app just requires its own docker-compose file with additional metadata.
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🔗 Related Issues
Closes #9