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Notices by Lollipop Cloud (cloud@ap.lollipopcloud.solutions)

  1. Lollipop Cloud (cloud@ap.lollipopcloud.solutions)'s status on Sunday, 25-Aug-2019 19:19:08 EDT Lollipop Cloud Lollipop Cloud
    in reply to
    • Shufei 🈳
    • KemoNine
    @Shufei The best we've been able to find is Cockpit (https://cockpit-project.org/) paired with Portainer (https://github.com/portainer/portainer) for managing a lollipop via the web.

    The cockpit web terminal is quite powerful (it's a full command line) and Portainer greatly simplifies Docker Container management.

    We're a bit behind on the Portainer 'stuff' but overall @kemonine has had good success with both of these as a way to manage a lollipop.
    In conversation Sunday, 25-Aug-2019 19:19:08 EDT from ap.lollipopcloud.solutions permalink

    Attachments

    1. portainer/portainer
      from GitHub
      Making Docker management easy. Contribute to portainer/portainer development by creating an account on GitHub.
  2. Lollipop Cloud (cloud@ap.lollipopcloud.solutions)'s status on Sunday, 25-Aug-2019 17:11:54 EDT Lollipop Cloud Lollipop Cloud
    in reply to
    • Shufei 🈳
    @Shufei We haven't looked at some of the more recent Orange Pi's with the H6 processor. Our main tests were on their boards with the H5 and H3 processors.

    We've also found at least 1Gb of RAM is a wise choice if you can. 512Mb can get quite tricky to manage pretty quickly.

    We've not focused too much on GUI distributions. A previous contributor was using armbian with a UI and they noticed a bit of additional RAM use. We also don't really have any UI apps in our docs or in the queue for the future. We're mainly focused on making sure others can self-host server software and have focused more on command line types of things.

    We even found a management app that'll let users open a command line from a browser.
    In conversation Sunday, 25-Aug-2019 17:11:54 EDT from ap.lollipopcloud.solutions permalink
  3. Lollipop Cloud (cloud@ap.lollipopcloud.solutions)'s status on Saturday, 11-May-2019 00:41:33 EDT Lollipop Cloud Lollipop Cloud
    • KemoNine
    @kemonine was kind enough to share a couple photos of their latest 🍭 ☁️ build

    A home-assistant.io 🍭

    It's running a remix of our base, home-assitant.io and some miscellaneous pieces and parts.

    The core pieces are a 5" hdmi touch screen, so-pine, z-wave usb controller and sparkfun weather board
    ehudXw9PFdDaZw.jpg
    gj8EhikolmU34w.jpg
    In conversation Saturday, 11-May-2019 00:41:33 EDT from ap.lollipopcloud.solutions permalink
  4. Lollipop Cloud (cloud@ap.lollipopcloud.solutions)'s status on Tuesday, 26-Feb-2019 19:40:28 EST Lollipop Cloud Lollipop Cloud
    πŸ“£ Pi Hole Updates πŸ“£

    Pi Hole has been updated to v4.2.2

    Our arm32 builds are online and the arm64's shouldn't be far behind.

    Enjoy 😁
    In conversation Tuesday, 26-Feb-2019 19:40:28 EST from ap.lollipopcloud.solutions permalink
  5. Lollipop Cloud (cloud@ap.lollipopcloud.solutions)'s status on Friday, 25-Jan-2019 00:23:14 EST Lollipop Cloud Lollipop Cloud
    Informal Poll

    If you deploy a 🍭 ☁️ will it be...

    βšͺ Always On The Internet
    βšͺ Usually On The Internet
    βšͺ Rarely On The Internet
    βšͺ Never On The Internet (initial setup aside)
    In conversation Friday, 25-Jan-2019 00:23:14 EST from ap.lollipopcloud.solutions permalink
  6. Lollipop Cloud (cloud@ap.lollipopcloud.solutions)'s status on Wednesday, 02-Jan-2019 20:42:03 EST Lollipop Cloud Lollipop Cloud
    Quick update...

    Now that Plume, Pleroma and Pixelfed have been added to our build infrastructure we have probably the best and worst problem imaginable.

    We can't keep up 😍

    We're going to be buying more build infrastructure later this year to help with keeping everything 100% in-house.

    Unfortunately in the interim our least-worst option for keeping our builds 100% online is to leverage temporary Amazon AWS arm EC2 instances running our lollipop configuration.

    These instances are a TEMPORARY solution and our transparency report will be updated to reflect these entering into our infrastructure.

    We don't care much for AWS but at present it's our only option. We'd much prefer to use Scaleway arm services but they cannot run arm32 binaries at this time (help welcome πŸ˜‰ ). As soon as we have the money, hardware and time AWS will be removed from our build infra.

    Questions/comments/concerns? Let us know.
    In conversation Wednesday, 02-Jan-2019 20:42:03 EST from ap.lollipopcloud.solutions permalink
  7. Lollipop Cloud (cloud@ap.lollipopcloud.solutions)'s status on Thursday, 27-Dec-2018 14:20:18 EST Lollipop Cloud Lollipop Cloud
    • dansup
    • pixelfed
    https://docker.lollipopcloud.solutions/repo/arm64v8%2Fpixelfed/tags

    docker pull registry.lollipopcloud.solutions/arm64v8/pixelfed:latest will get you revision 6c2ead051660419099f9b21364d37c7f7584ce1e from the main Pixelfed source repo (aka: the latest version of the code).

    We built the fpm docker file as it's more consistent with our existing approach to web applications.

    Again: NO documentation will be provided at this time. We are low on free time. We welcome any help if you're interested πŸ˜‰

    c/ @dansup @pixelfed
    In conversation Thursday, 27-Dec-2018 14:20:18 EST from ap.lollipopcloud.solutions permalink
  8. Lollipop Cloud (cloud@ap.lollipopcloud.solutions)'s status on Thursday, 27-Dec-2018 00:27:48 EST Lollipop Cloud Lollipop Cloud
    • pixelfed
    @pixelfed has a Dockerfile for php-fpm

    We built it today without any failures. We didn't test deploy but overall it did build 😁

    We aren't going to be publishing anything until after account delete is situated in upstream.

    The initial signs are very positive.
    In conversation Thursday, 27-Dec-2018 00:27:48 EST from ap.lollipopcloud.solutions permalink
  9. Lollipop Cloud (cloud@ap.lollipopcloud.solutions)'s status on Friday, 21-Dec-2018 02:44:43 EST Lollipop Cloud Lollipop Cloud
    We have received a lot of questions about how others can help the project...

    We welcome all help...

    Its so open ended we have a web page dedicated to the topic at https://lollipopcloud.solutions/page/contributing/

    Its a long read but the short version is: anything you think you can help with. Becoming a user, asking questions, answering questions, giving feedback, code and more.

    We are trying to lower the barriers that are present when self hosting a cloud.

    We don't believe in any form of lock in.

    Our biggest resource is documentation.

    We would like to help you deploy your own self hosted cloud (and more!) from picking a mini computer through deploying your cloud online. We use standard tools, processes and more.

    Our documentation, docker containers, board choice and recommendations are adaptable.

    your cloud is your adventure, well sweeten it with a lollipop

    🍭
    In conversation Friday, 21-Dec-2018 02:44:43 EST from ap.lollipopcloud.solutions permalink

    Attachments

    1. Lollipop Cloud
      from Lollipop Cloud
      Contributions Welcome Not wanted: Welcome. We welcome and appreciate any help others may offer. The team works with the community to ensure the project continues to improve and evolve in a positive, forward, accessible fashion. Where to Start If you’d like to help the Lollipop Cloud project but aren’t sure where to start, please let us know. We have chatrooms listed on our Contact Page (link) and our team keeps an eye out for messages.
  10. Lollipop Cloud (cloud@ap.lollipopcloud.solutions)'s status on Thursday, 13-Dec-2018 02:16:06 EST Lollipop Cloud Lollipop Cloud
    πŸ“£ YAY πŸ“£

    We successfully built Plume on arm64v8 and were able to get basic tests complete today.

    We'll be pushing the Docker containers to our registry shortly.

    We don't have any docs or useful info just yet.

    It takes us awhile to ensure our docs are accessible and this was the first major step towards ensuring others can self-host Plume easily and with minimal effort.

    We will keep you updated as we make progress.
    In conversation Thursday, 13-Dec-2018 02:16:06 EST from ap.lollipopcloud.solutions permalink
  11. Lollipop Cloud (cloud@ap.lollipopcloud.solutions)'s status on Wednesday, 15-Aug-2018 15:02:24 EDT Lollipop Cloud Lollipop Cloud
    And we have some pictures of a 🍭 ☁ to share!

    It's an Orange Pi 2e based 🍭 ☁ with GPS, RTC, USB 3G modem and a few antennas in a Tactical Tailor Multi Purpose pouch with Anker 10,000 mAh battery pack for power.

    This unit will be traveling a bit for more testing and fine tuning of our underlying Armbian configuration and more. 😁

    Product pages for the curious
    - https://www.tacticaltailor.com/multipurposepouch.aspx
    - http://www.orangepi.org/orangepiplus2e/

    (image desc: tactical tailor multi purpose pouch, orange pi 2e based lollipop cloud and anker battery pack)
    In conversation Wednesday, 15-Aug-2018 15:02:24 EDT from ap.lollipopcloud.solutions permalink
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