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# AI Coding Assistants for Cloudron Packaging
This document outlines how to effectively use AI coding assistants (OpenCode, Gemini CLI, Claude) for developing Cloudron packages in this project.
## 🤖 Available AI Assistants
### OpenCode
- **Purpose**: Local development assistance and code generation
- **Strengths**: Fast local responses, code completion, refactoring
- **Use Cases**: Writing Dockerfiles, bash scripts, configuration files
### Gemini CLI
- **Purpose**: Google's AI assistant via command line
- **Strengths**: Research, documentation analysis, multi-modal capabilities
- **Use Cases**: Understanding upstream applications, generating documentation
### Claude (Claude Code)
- **Purpose**: Advanced reasoning and systematic development
- **Strengths**: Complex problem solving, architectural decisions, comprehensive analysis
- **Use Cases**: Complete package development, workflow design, troubleshooting
## 📋 Packaging Workflow with AI Assistants
### Phase 1: Research & Planning
**Best Assistant**: Gemini CLI or Claude
```bash
# Use Gemini to research application requirements
gemini "Analyze the requirements and architecture of [ApplicationName] for containerization"
# Use Claude for systematic analysis
claude "Research [ApplicationName] and create a packaging plan including dependencies, configuration, and Cloudron integration requirements"
```
**Key Questions to Ask**:
- What are the system dependencies?
- What databases or services are required?
- What ports and networking are needed?
- What are the security considerations?
- What configuration files need customization?
### Phase 2: Package Development
**Best Assistant**: Claude Code or OpenCode
#### CloudronManifest.json Creation
```bash
claude "Create a CloudronManifest.json for [ApplicationName] with these requirements: [list requirements]"
```
#### Dockerfile Development
```bash
opencode "Generate a Dockerfile for [ApplicationName] using cloudron/base:4.2.0 that installs [dependencies] and follows Cloudron conventions"
```
#### Startup Script Creation
```bash
claude "Create a start.sh script for [ApplicationName] that handles Cloudron addon integration, initialization, and proper error handling"
```
### Phase 3: Configuration & Integration
**Best Assistant**: Claude Code
```bash
claude "Help me integrate [ApplicationName] with Cloudron's PostgreSQL and Redis addons, including proper environment variable handling"
```
### Phase 4: Documentation & Validation
**Best Assistant**: Any assistant
```bash
gemini "Generate comprehensive build notes for this [ApplicationName] Cloudron package"
```
## 🛠️ Assistant-Specific Usage Patterns
### OpenCode Usage
Best for rapid iteration and code completion:
```bash
# Quick Dockerfile generation
opencode "Create Dockerfile for Node.js app with nginx proxy"
# Configuration file templates
opencode "Generate nginx.conf for Cloudron app on port 8080"
# Script snippets
opencode "Write bash function to check if PostgreSQL is ready"
```
### Gemini CLI Usage
Best for research and analysis:
```bash
# Application research
gemini "What are the key components and dependencies of Apache APISIX?"
# Documentation analysis
gemini "Analyze this README.md and extract installation requirements"
# Troubleshooting
gemini "Explain this Docker build error: [paste error]"
```
### Claude Usage
Best for comprehensive development:
```bash
# Complete package development
claude "Package [ApplicationName] for Cloudron following our established patterns"
# Complex problem solving
claude "Debug this Cloudron package that fails to start properly"
# Architectural guidance
claude "Design the optimal approach for packaging this multi-service application"
```
## 📚 AI Assistant Integration with Our Workflow
### Template-Driven Development
Each assistant can use our package template:
```bash
# Share the template with any assistant
claude "Use the template in CloudronPackages/PackageTemplate/CloudronPackagePrompt.md to package [ApplicationName]"
gemini "Based on our packaging template, what specific considerations apply to [ApplicationName]?"
```
### Quality Assurance with AI
Before merging to integration:
```bash
# Code review
claude "Review this Cloudron package for security issues, best practices, and completeness"
# Documentation review
gemini "Check this build documentation for completeness and clarity"
# Testing guidance
opencode "Generate test commands to validate this Cloudron package"
```
## 🔄 Multi-Assistant Workflow
### Collaborative Approach
1. **Gemini**: Research application and requirements
2. **Claude**: Develop complete package structure
3. **OpenCode**: Refine and optimize code
4. **Claude**: Final review and documentation
### Context Sharing
When switching between assistants, provide:
```markdown
## Context
- Application: [Name]
- Progress: [Current phase]
- Requirements: [List key requirements]
- Issues: [Any current blockers]
- Files: [List relevant files created]
```
## 🎯 Best Practices
### Prompt Engineering for Packaging
Always include in prompts:
- **Target Platform**: "for Cloudron deployment"
- **Base Image**: "using cloudron/base:4.2.0"
- **Conventions**: "following our established patterns"
- **Quality Standards**: "with proper error handling and logging"
### Version Control Integration
Document AI assistance in commits:
```bash
git commit -m "feat(app): add Cloudron package
Generated with assistance from Claude Code for package structure
and Gemini CLI for application research.
🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code)
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>"
```
### Quality Gates with AI
Before each phase:
- [ ] Ask AI to validate requirements understanding
- [ ] Request security review of generated code
- [ ] Verify Cloudron convention compliance
- [ ] Generate test procedures
## 🔧 Assistant Configuration
### Environment Setup
```bash
# Ensure all assistants are available
which opencode gemini claude
# Set up consistent workspace
export CLOUDRON_PROJECT_ROOT=$(pwd)
export PACKAGING_CONTAINER="tsys-cloudron-packaging"
```
### Context Files
Create context files for each assistant:
**`.ai-context/project-context.md`**:
```markdown
# KNEL Cloudron Packaging Project
- Goal: Package 56 applications for Cloudron
- Current Phase: [update as needed]
- Standards: cloudron/base:4.2.0, proper addon integration
- Workflow: feature → integration → main (PR required)
```
## 📊 AI Assistant Effectiveness Metrics
### Development Velocity
- **Time per Package**: Track packaging time with/without AI assistance
- **Error Reduction**: Monitor build failures and fixes
- **Quality Consistency**: Measure compliance with standards
### Learning and Improvement
- Document which assistant works best for different tasks
- Build prompt libraries for common packaging scenarios
- Share effective prompt patterns across the team
## 🚨 Limitations and Considerations
### Security Review Required
- Never trust AI-generated secrets or credentials
- Always review security configurations manually
- Validate network configurations and exposure
### Testing Still Essential
- AI cannot replace actual testing
- Build and deploy every package manually
- Verify functionality beyond basic container startup
### Context Limitations
- Assistants may not understand latest Cloudron changes
- Always verify against official Cloudron documentation
- Update assistant knowledge with project-specific patterns
## 🎓 Learning Resources
### Improving AI Interactions
- Study effective prompt engineering techniques
- Learn to provide clear context and constraints
- Practice iterative refinement of AI outputs
### Cloudron-Specific Prompts
Build a library of proven prompts:
- Application analysis prompts
- Package generation templates
- Troubleshooting scenarios
- Documentation generation patterns
---
## 📝 Quick Reference
### Common Commands
```bash
# Research phase
gemini "Analyze [app] for Cloudron packaging"
# Development phase
claude "Create complete Cloudron package for [app]"
# Optimization phase
opencode "Optimize this Dockerfile for size and security"
# Review phase
claude "Review this package for production readiness"
```
### Context Sharing Template
```markdown
## AI Assistant Context
- **Application**: [name]
- **Current Task**: [specific task]
- **Requirements**: [list]
- **Previous Work**: [what's already done]
- **Constraints**: [any limitations]
- **Expected Output**: [what you need]
```
---
**Last Updated**: 2025-01-04
**Maintained By**: KNEL/TSYS Development Team
**Part of**: [KNEL Production Containers](README.md) packaging project

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# Git Workflow for Cloudron Packaging
## 🌿 Branch Strategy
### Branch Hierarchy & Workflow Pattern
```
main (production-ready packages)
↑ PR (requires YOUR approval)
integration (staging for multiple packages)
↑ merge feature branch directly (no PR needed)
feature/package-[appname] (individual development)
↑ create from integration
```
**One Package = One Branch Pattern**:
1. Create `feature/package-[appname]` from `integration`
2. Develop complete package in feature branch
3. Merge feature branch to `integration` (direct merge)
4. When multiple packages ready, create PR `integration``main` (requires your approval)
### Branch Purposes
#### `main` - Production Branch
- **Purpose**: Stable, tested, production-ready packages
- **Protection**: ALL commits must come via Pull Request from `integration`
- **Approval Required**: Project maintainer approval mandatory
- **Quality Gate**: Full validation and approval before merge
- **Branch Protection**: Direct pushes blocked, PR reviews required
#### `integration` - Staging Branch
- **Purpose**: Collection point for completed packages before production
- **Source**: Direct merges from individual `feature/package-*` branches (no PR needed)
- **Protection**: Open for direct pushes from feature branches
- **Testing**: Integration testing and cross-package validation
- **Duration**: Accumulates packages until batch ready for production release
#### `feature/package-[appname]` - Development Branches
- **Purpose**: Individual application packaging development
- **Naming**: `feature/package-jenkins`, `feature/package-apisix`, etc.
- **Lifespan**: Created from `main`, merged to `integration`, then deleted
- **Scope**: Single application focus, complete package development
#### `hotfix/[appname]-[issue]` - Emergency Fixes
- **Purpose**: Critical fixes to existing packages
- **Source**: Created from `main`
- **Target**: Merge directly to `main` after testing
- **Examples**: `hotfix/jenkins-security-update`
---
## 🔄 Development Workflow
### 1. Starting New Package Development
```bash
# Start from integration branch (not main)
git checkout integration
git pull origin integration
# Create feature branch
git checkout -b feature/package-[appname]
# Push branch to remote
git push -u origin feature/package-[appname]
```
### 2. Development Process
```bash
# Work in containerized environment
docker exec -it tsys-cloudron-packaging bash
cd /workspace
# Create package
mkdir -p [appname]_package_new
cd [appname]_package_new
# ... develop package files ...
# Test package
docker build -t test/[appname]:dev .
docker run --rm test/[appname]:dev
# Move to final location when ready
mv /workspace/[appname]_package_new ./CloudronPackages/[AppName]/
```
### 3. Committing Changes
```bash
# Add package files
git add CloudronPackages/[AppName]/
# Update task tracking
git add TASKS.md WORKLOG.md
# Commit with proper message
git commit -m "feat([appname]): add Cloudron package
- Implements [AppName] packaging for Cloudron platform
- Includes proper addon integration and health checks
- Tested with build and basic functionality
- Estimated complexity: [Low/Medium/High]
🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code)
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>"
# Push to remote
git push origin feature/package-[appname]
```
### 4. Merge to Integration Branch
```bash
# Push final changes to feature branch
git push origin feature/package-[appname]
# Switch to integration and merge feature branch directly
git checkout integration
git pull origin integration
# Merge feature branch (no PR needed for integration)
git merge feature/package-[appname]
# Push to integration
git push origin integration
# Clean up feature branch
git branch -d feature/package-[appname]
git push origin --delete feature/package-[appname]
```
### 5. Production Release via Pull Request
```bash
# When ready for production (multiple packages in integration)
git checkout integration
git pull origin integration
# Create PR from integration to main using tea CLI
tea pr create \
--title "release: $(date +%Y-%m-%d) package release" \
--body "$(cat <<'EOF'
## Release Summary
Production release containing validated packages ready for deployment.
## Packages Included
- [AppName1]: [brief description]
- [AppName2]: [brief description]
- [AppName3]: [brief description]
## Validation Completed
- [x] All packages build successfully
- [x] Integration testing completed
- [x] No conflicts between packages
- [x] Documentation updated
- [x] Quality standards met
## Impact
- Ready for production deployment
- No breaking changes
- All packages follow established patterns
**Requires maintainer approval before merge**
EOF
)" \
--base main \
--head integration
# Wait for maintainer approval and merge
# After merge, tag the release
git checkout main
git pull origin main
git tag -a v$(date +%Y.%m.%d) -m "Release $(date +%Y-%m-%d): [package list]"
git push origin main --tags
```
---
## 🍵 Gitea & Tea CLI Integration
### Tea CLI Setup
```bash
# Install tea CLI (if not already installed)
# Visit: https://gitea.com/gitea/tea#installation
# Configure tea for your Gitea instance
tea login add --name knel --url https://git.knownelement.com --token [your-token]
# Verify configuration
tea whoami
```
### PR Templates with Tea
#### Feature Package PR Template
```bash
# Template for individual package PRs to integration
tea pr create \
--title "feat(${app_name}): add Cloudron package" \
--body "$(cat <<EOF
## 📦 Package: ${app_name}
### Summary
Implements ${app_name} Cloudron package with proper addon integration and follows established patterns.
### 🔧 Technical Details
- **Base Image**: cloudron/base:4.2.0
- **Addons Required**: ${addons_list}
- **Memory Limit**: ${memory_limit}MB
- **Health Check**: ${health_check_path}
- **Complexity**: ${complexity}
### 📋 Changes
- ✅ CloudronManifest.json with proper addon configuration
- ✅ Dockerfile following Cloudron conventions
- ✅ start.sh with initialization and error handling
- ✅ Configuration files and templates
- ✅ Build notes documentation
### 🧪 Testing Checklist
- [x] Docker build successful
- [x] Basic functionality verified
- [x] Health check endpoint working
- [x] Addon integration tested
- [ ] Full Cloudron deployment test (if available)
### 📚 Documentation
- [x] Build notes complete
- [x] Configuration documented
- [x] Known limitations noted
- [x] TASKS.md updated
**Auto-merge after CI passes ✅**
EOF
)" \
--base integration \
--head feature/package-${app_name}
```
#### Production Release PR Template
```bash
# Template for integration → main PRs (requires approval)
tea pr create \
--title "release: $(date +%Y-%m-%d) production package release" \
--body "$(cat <<EOF
## 🚀 Production Release: $(date +%B %d, %Y)
### 📦 Packages Ready for Production
$(git log --oneline integration ^main --grep="feat(" | sed 's/.*feat(\([^)]*\)).*/- **\1**: Ready for deployment/')
### ✅ Validation Summary
- [x] All packages build successfully without errors
- [x] Integration testing completed across packages
- [x] No resource conflicts or port collisions
- [x] Documentation complete and up-to-date
- [x] Quality standards met for all packages
- [x] Security review completed
### 🔍 Quality Gates Passed
- **Build Success Rate**: 100%
- **Test Coverage**: All packages validated
- **Documentation**: Complete
- **Standards Compliance**: ✅
### 📊 Impact Assessment
- **New Packages**: $(git log --oneline integration ^main --grep="feat(" | wc -l)
- **Breaking Changes**: None
- **Deployment Risk**: Low
- **Rollback Plan**: Available
### 🎯 Post-Merge Actions
- [ ] Tag release: v$(date +%Y.%m.%d)
- [ ] Update deployment documentation
- [ ] Notify deployment team
- [ ] Monitor initial deployments
**⚠️ REQUIRES MAINTAINER APPROVAL ⚠️**
EOF
)" \
--base main \
--head integration
```
### Tea CLI Common Commands
```bash
# List open PRs
tea pr list
# Check PR status
tea pr view [pr-number]
# Close/merge PR (for maintainers)
tea pr merge [pr-number]
# Create draft PR
tea pr create --draft
# Add reviewers to PR
tea pr create --reviewer @maintainer
# Link PR to issue
tea pr create --body "Closes #123"
```
### Automated Workflow Helpers
```bash
# Quick PR creation function (add to ~/.bashrc)
create_package_pr() {
local app_name=$1
local complexity=${2:-"Medium"}
local addons=${3:-"localstorage, postgresql"}
tea pr create \
--title "feat(${app_name}): add Cloudron package" \
--body "Implements ${app_name} package. Complexity: ${complexity}. Addons: ${addons}" \
--base integration \
--head feature/package-${app_name}
}
# Usage: create_package_pr "jenkins" "High" "localstorage, postgresql, redis"
```
---
## 📋 Commit Message Standards
### Commit Types
- **feat(app)**: New package implementation
- **fix(app)**: Bug fix in existing package
- **docs**: Documentation updates
- **chore**: Maintenance tasks
- **test**: Testing improvements
- **refactor(app)**: Package improvements without functional changes
### Message Format
```
type(scope): brief description
Detailed description of changes:
- Key changes made
- Testing performed
- Any breaking changes or considerations
🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code)
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
```
### Examples
```bash
feat(jenkins): add Jenkins CI/CD Cloudron package
- Implements complete Jenkins packaging with persistent storage
- Includes supervisor configuration for multi-process management
- Integrates with PostgreSQL addon for build history
- Tested with basic job creation and execution
🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code)
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
```
```bash
fix(apisix): resolve etcd connection timeout issue
- Increases etcd connection timeout from 5s to 30s
- Adds proper wait-for-etcd startup logic
- Improves error logging for debugging
- Tested with cold start scenarios
🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code)
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
```
---
## 🛡️ Branch Protection Rules
### Master Branch Protection
- **Require pull request reviews**: 1 approver minimum
- **Dismiss stale reviews**: When new commits pushed
- **Require status checks**: All CI/CD passes
- **Require branches up to date**: Before merging
- **Include administrators**: Apply rules to admins
### Integration Branch Protection
- **Require pull request reviews**: 1 approver (can be self-approved)
- **Allow force pushes**: For integration management
- **Delete head branches**: Automatic cleanup
---
## 🔄 Release Management
### Weekly Release Cycle
- **Monday**: Integration branch validation begins
- **Wednesday**: Final validation and testing
- **Friday**: Merge to main and tag release
### Release Versioning
- **Format**: `v2025.01.15` (date-based)
- **Tags**: Annotated tags with package list
- **Notes**: Generated from commit messages
### Release Content
Each release includes:
- List of new packages added
- List of packages updated
- Known issues or limitations
- Upgrade instructions if needed
---
## 🧪 Testing Strategy
### Individual Package Testing
```bash
# In feature branch - basic functionality
docker build -t test/[appname]:feature .
docker run --rm -p 8080:8080 test/[appname]:feature
# Local Cloudron testing (if available)
cloudron install --image test/[appname]:feature
```
### Integration Testing
```bash
# In integration branch - cross-package testing
# Test multiple packages don't conflict
# Verify resource usage within limits
# Check for port conflicts or naming issues
```
### Production Validation
```bash
# Before main merge - production readiness
# Full Cloudron deployment testing
# Performance and stability validation
# Documentation completeness check
```
---
## 📊 Workflow Metrics
### Development Velocity
- **Target**: 2-3 packages per week
- **Measurement**: Feature branch creation to integration merge
- **Quality Gate**: Zero critical issues in integration
### Integration Success Rate
- **Target**: >95% of packages pass integration testing
- **Measurement**: Packages requiring hotfixes after integration
- **Quality Gate**: All tests pass before main merge
### Release Stability
- **Target**: <5% of releases require hotfixes
- **Measurement**: Hotfix commits per release
- **Quality Gate**: Production stability maintained
---
## 🚨 Emergency Procedures
### Critical Package Issue
1. Create `hotfix/[appname]-[issue]` from `main`
2. Implement minimal fix
3. Test fix thoroughly
4. Merge directly to `main` with approval
5. Cherry-pick to `integration` if needed
6. Update affected downstream deployments
### Integration Branch Issues
1. Identify problematic package
2. Revert specific merge if possible
3. Return package to feature branch for fixes
4. Re-test integration after fix
### Repository Corruption
1. Backup current state
2. Identify last known good state
3. Reset affected branches
4. Reapply recent changes manually if needed
5. Communicate impact to team
---
## 🔧 Git Configuration
### Recommended Git Config
```bash
# Helpful aliases
git config --global alias.co checkout
git config --global alias.br branch
git config --global alias.ci commit
git config --global alias.st status
git config --global alias.unstage 'reset HEAD --'
git config --global alias.last 'log -1 HEAD'
git config --global alias.visual '!gitk'
# Better logging
git config --global alias.lg "log --color --graph --pretty=format:'%Cred%h%Creset -%C(yellow)%d%Creset %s %Cgreen(%cr) %C(bold blue)<%an>%Creset' --abbrev-commit"
# Push settings
git config --global push.default simple
git config --global pull.rebase true
```
### Team Settings
```bash
# Consistent line endings
git config --global core.autocrlf input
# Editor setup
git config --global core.editor "code --wait"
# Name and email (team members)
git config --global user.name "Your Name"
git config --global user.email "your.email@knel.com"
```
---
**Last Updated**: 2025-01-04
**Next Review**: 2025-02-01
**Maintained By**: KNEL/TSYS Development Team

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# Jenkins Cloudron Package - Findings and Research
## Phase 1, Step 1: Review Existing Jenkins Package - Findings:
The directory `CloudronPackages/Jenkins/` contains the following files and directories:
* `casc_templates/` (directory)
* `CloudronManifest.json`
* `Dockerfile`
* `JenkinsBulldNotes.md` (Note: There's a typo in the filename, "BulldNotes" instead of "BuildNotes". This will be corrected later.)
* `nginx.conf`
* `start.sh`
* `supervisor.conf`
This confirms that a partial Jenkins package already exists, providing a good starting point.
## Phase 1, Step 2: Research Jenkins Requirements - Findings from Existing Files and Initial Research:
### `CloudronManifest.json`:
* `id`: `io.jenkins.cloudron`
* `title`: `Jenkins`
* `author`: `Cloudron Packager`
* `description`: `Jenkins is an open source automation server which enables developers to reliably build, test, and deploy their software.`
* `tagline`: `The leading open source automation server`
* `version`: `1.0.0` (This is likely outdated, Jenkins has much higher versions and should be updated to reflect the actual Jenkins version installed).
* `healthCheckPath`: `/login` (This is a good starting point).
* `httpPort`: `8080` (Standard Jenkins port).
* `manifestVersion`: `2`
* `website`: `https://jenkins.io/`
* `contactEmail`: `support@cloudron.io`
* `icon`: `file://logo.png` (The `logo.png` file is not present in the `CloudronPackages/Jenkins/` directory and will need to be added).
* `dockerImage`: `cloudron/jenkins` (This is the image name *this* package will produce, not the base image).
* `memoryLimit`: `2048000000` (2GB, seems reasonable for a start).
* `addons`: `localstorage` (for `/app/data`).
* `optionalAddons`: `ldap`, `oauth` (suggests integration with Cloudron's authentication).
* `tags`: `ci`, `cd`, `devops`, `automation`
* `postInstallMessage`: Provides instructions for initial admin password.
* `minBoxVersion`: `5.4.0`.
* `documentationUrl`: `https://jenkins.io/doc/`
### `Dockerfile`:
* `FROM cloudron/base:4.2.0` (Good, standard Cloudron base image).
* Installs `openjdk-17-jdk` (Jenkins requires Java. Need to confirm if this is the recommended Java version for the latest stable Jenkins).
* Adds Jenkins repository key and repository (`https://pkg.jenkins.io/debian-stable`).
* Installs `jenkins` package.
* Installs specific Jenkins plugins (`ldap.hpi`, `oic-auth.hpi`, `configuration-as-code.hpi`, `credentials.hpi`) by curling them from `updates.jenkins.io`. (It might be better to use the Jenkins CLI to install plugins during the build process, which can handle dependencies and ensure compatibility).
* Copies `casc_templates/` to `/tmp/data/casc_configs/`.
* Sets up `/app/data` and `/tmp/data/jenkins_home`.
* Copies `start.sh`, `nginx.conf`, `supervisor.conf`.
* `usermod -a -G jenkins cloudron && chown -R cloudron:cloudron /tmp/data` (This is crucial for permissions).
* `WORKDIR /app/data`.
* `CMD ["/app/code/start.sh"]`.
### `start.sh`:
* Sets `JENKINS_HOME=/app/data/jenkins_home`.
* Initializes `JENKINS_HOME` by copying from `/tmp/data/jenkins_home` and plugins from `/tmp/data/plugins`.
* Sets permissions with `chown -R cloudron:cloudron "${JENKINS_HOME}"`.
* Sets `JENKINS_OPTS` and `JAVA_OPTS` to disable setup wizard.
* Uses `CLOUDRON_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID` and `CLOUDRON_LDAP_SERVER` to determine which JCasC (`casc_templates`) configuration to use (`oauth.yaml`, `ldap.yaml`, or `default.yaml`).
* Configures `JENKINS_URL` using `CLOUDRON_APP_ORIGIN`.
* `exec /usr/bin/supervisord --nodaemon -c /etc/supervisor/supervisord.conf` (Jenkins is managed by Supervisor, along with Nginx).
### `JenkinsBulldNotes.md`:
* Confirms the file structure and purpose of each file.
* Provides build and test instructions using `cloudron build` and `cloudron install`.
* Details authentication configuration via JCasC and Cloudron addons.
* Outlines testing steps (basic functionality, authentication, persistence).
* Mentions `jenkins_home` is persisted in `/app/data/jenkins_home`.
* Notes initial admin password is `adminpass` (this is likely set in `default.yaml` in `casc_templates`).
## Overall Assessment:
The existing Jenkins package is quite comprehensive and seems to follow Cloudron conventions well. It includes support for different authentication methods via JCasC, which is a good practice. The use of `supervisor` to manage Jenkins and Nginx is also standard for Cloudron packages.
## Key areas for further research/consideration:
* **Jenkins Version**: The `Dockerfile` installs Jenkins from `pkg.jenkins.io/debian-stable`. This will install the latest stable version available in that repository. The `CloudronManifest.json` has `version: "1.0.0"`, which is a placeholder and should be updated to reflect the actual Jenkins version installed.
* **Java Version**: The Dockerfile installs `openjdk-17-jdk`. I should confirm if this is the recommended Java version for the latest stable Jenkins.
* **Plugins**: The Dockerfile curls specific plugin versions. It might be better to use the Jenkins CLI to install plugins during the build process, which can handle dependencies and ensure compatibility.
* **`logo.png`**: The `CloudronManifest.json` references `icon: "file://logo.png"`, but `logo.png` is not present in the `CloudronPackages/Jenkins/` directory. I will need to add a suitable logo.
* **`JenkinsBulldNotes.md` Typo**: I will correct the typo in the filename to `JenkinsBuildNotes.md`.

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# Learning Log - Gemini CLI
This document records mistakes made during interactions and their corresponding solutions, aiming to improve future performance and accuracy.
## Docker and File Operation Mistakes
### 1. `config.yaml` not found during Docker build
- **Mistake**: Assumed `config.yaml` would be present for `COPY` instruction in Dockerfile when it was dynamically generated by `start.sh` at runtime.
- **Solution**: Created a placeholder `config.yaml` file in the build context to satisfy the `COPY` instruction during the Docker build process. The `start.sh` script then overwrites this placeholder with the dynamically generated content.
### 2. `apt-get` permission denied during Docker build
- **Mistake**: Encountered `E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (13: Permission denied)` during `apt-get update` or `install` in Dockerfile.
- **Solution**: Explicitly set `USER root` before `apt-get` commands in the Dockerfile to ensure they run with necessary privileges. Also, ensured `DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive` was used to prevent interactive prompts.
### 3. `chown: invalid user: 'cloudron:cloudron'`
- **Mistake**: Attempted to change ownership of files to `cloudron:cloudron` before the `cloudron` user and group were created in the Docker image.
- **Solution**: Added explicit `RUN groupadd -r cloudron && useradd -r -g cloudron cloudron` commands in the Dockerfile *before* the `chown` instruction to ensure the user and group exist.
### 4. `docker run -it` "the input device is not a TTY"
- **Mistake**: Attempted to run Docker containers with `-it` flags in a non-interactive environment, leading to TTY errors.
- **Solution**: For running containers in the background, use detached mode (`-d`) and rely on `docker logs` or `docker cp` for inspecting output and files. Avoid `-it` unless a true interactive terminal session is required and supported by the environment.
### 5. `replace` tool "No changes to apply" or "Expected 1 occurrence but found X"
- **Mistake**: Provided `old_string` to the `replace` tool that either did not exactly match the target text or matched multiple times, leading to failed or unintended operations.
- **Solution**: Always read the file content immediately before using `replace` to obtain the *exact* `old_string` (including all whitespace, indentation, and line endings). For complex blocks or when multiple matches are a risk, consider overwriting the entire file content using `write_file` if appropriate for the context.
### 6. `start.sh` duplication
- **Mistake**: Unintended duplication of script content within `start.sh` due to imprecise `replace` operations, where a section of the script was inadvertently appended to itself.
- **Solution**: When making significant structural changes or large modifications to a script, it is safer and more reliable to read the entire file, perform the modifications in memory, and then overwrite the entire file using `write_file`.
### 7. APISIX etcd connection issues (local testing)
- **Mistake**: Presumed APISIX would run in a truly standalone mode for local testing without an etcd instance, or that `localhost` would correctly resolve to a host-exposed etcd port from within the container.
- **Solution**: For local testing of applications with external dependencies like etcd, explicitly spin up the dependent service in a separate container. Connect the application container to the dependency container using a user-defined Docker network and refer to the dependency by its service name (e.g., `apisix-etcd`) as the hostname. This accurately simulates the Cloudron environment where addons are provided as networked services.

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# KNEL Cloudron Packaging Plan
## 🎯 Mission Statement
Package ~100 applications for KNEL's Cloudron platform to create a comprehensive self-hosted application ecosystem for internal use and potential contribution to the broader Cloudron community.
## 📋 Strategic Objectives
### Phase 1: Foundation (Q1 2025) - ✅ COMPLETED
- [x] Establish repository structure and workflows
- [x] Create development tooling and containerized environment
- [x] Document packaging standards and processes
- [x] Create template and examples (EasyGate, InvenTree baseline)
- [x] Implement git workflow with feature branches
### Phase 2: Core Applications (Q1-Q2 2025) - 🚧 IN PROGRESS
**Target: 25 essential applications**
#### Priority Tier 1 (Business Critical)
- [ ] Apache APISIX (API Gateway) - 🚧 **IN PROGRESS**
- [ ] Jenkins (CI/CD)
- [ ] Grist (Database/Spreadsheet)
- [ ] Rundeck (Job Scheduler)
- [ ] ReviewBoard (Code Review)
- [ ] Consul Democracy (Governance)
#### Priority Tier 2 (Development Tools)
- [ ] ElabFTW (Laboratory Management)
- [ ] Resgrid (Emergency Management)
- [ ] Database Gateway
- [ ] Core infrastructure tools
#### Priority Tier 3 (Productivity & Collaboration)
- [ ] Document management systems
- [ ] Communication tools
- [ ] Project management applications
### Phase 3: Extended Ecosystem (Q2-Q3 2025)
**Target: 50 additional applications**
- [ ] Monitoring and observability tools
- [ ] Security and compliance applications
- [ ] Backup and storage solutions
- [ ] Development and testing tools
### Phase 4: Specialized Applications (Q3-Q4 2025)
**Target: 25 remaining applications**
- [ ] Industry-specific tools
- [ ] Advanced analytics platforms
- [ ] Integration and automation tools
- [ ] Experimental and emerging technologies
## 🏗️ Technical Strategy
### Packaging Approach
1. **Container-First**: All development in `tsys-cloudron-packaging` container
2. **Source-Based**: Use actual upstream sources from `CloudronPackagingWorkspace/`
3. **Standardized**: Follow consistent patterns across all packages
4. **Tested**: Build, deploy, and validate each package before finalization
### Architecture Patterns
- **Web Applications**: Nginx + App Server + Database
- **API Services**: Direct exposure with proper health checks
- **Background Services**: Supervisor-managed processes
- **Databases**: Utilize Cloudron database addons
- **Storage**: Proper persistent volume management
### Quality Standards
- **Security**: No hardcoded secrets, proper permissions, security headers
- **Monitoring**: Comprehensive logging and health checks
- **Performance**: Resource limits and optimization
- **Reliability**: Error handling and graceful degradation
- **Maintainability**: Clear documentation and build notes
## 🔄 Development Workflow
### Git Strategy
```
main (stable packages)
integration (testing multiple packages)
feature/package-[appname] (individual development)
```
### Development Cycle
1. **Research** → Understand application requirements
2. **Package** → Create Cloudron-compatible container
3. **Build** → Test container construction
4. **Deploy** → Test on development Cloudron instance
5. **Validate** → Verify functionality and integration
6. **Document** → Create comprehensive build notes
7. **Review** → Code review and quality assurance
8. **Integrate** → Merge to integration branch
9. **Release** → Promote to main after validation
### Automation Goals
- [ ] Automated testing of package builds
- [ ] Integration testing with Cloudron
- [ ] Automated documentation generation
- [ ] Upstream source monitoring and updates
## 📊 Success Metrics
### Quantitative Goals
- **Package Count**: 100 applications packaged
- **Success Rate**: >90% of packages deploy successfully
- **Update Frequency**: Monthly upstream sync
- **Documentation Coverage**: 100% packages have build notes
### Qualitative Goals
- **Reliability**: Packages start consistently and remain stable
- **Security**: All packages follow security best practices
- **Usability**: Clear setup and configuration processes
- **Maintainability**: Packages can be updated with minimal effort
## 🛣️ Roadmap Milestones
### 2025 Q1 - Foundation Complete ✅
- Repository and tooling established
- Initial examples working (EasyGate, InvenTree)
- Documentation and processes defined
### 2025 Q2 - Core Applications
- 25 essential business applications packaged
- Testing and validation processes refined
- Integration branch workflow proven
### 2025 Q3 - Extended Ecosystem
- 75 total applications packaged
- Automation and monitoring implemented
- Performance optimization and scaling
### 2025 Q4 - Complete Ecosystem
- 100 applications packaged and maintained
- Community contribution pipeline established
- Next-generation planning and roadmap
## 🚀 Resource Allocation
### Development Team
- **Primary Developer**: Focus on complex applications
- **Secondary Developer**: Handle standard web applications
- **QA/Testing**: Validation and integration testing
- **Documentation**: Build notes and user guides
### Infrastructure
- **Development Cloudron**: Package testing and validation
- **Staging Environment**: Integration testing
- **Container Registry**: Package storage and distribution
- **CI/CD Pipeline**: Automated build and test
### Time Estimates
- **Simple Web App**: 4-8 hours
- **Complex Service**: 1-2 days
- **Database-Heavy App**: 2-3 days
- **Custom Integration**: 3-5 days
## 🔍 Risk Management
### Technical Risks
- **Upstream Changes**: Applications may change build requirements
- **Cloudron Updates**: Platform updates may break packages
- **Resource Constraints**: Complex applications may exceed limits
- **Integration Issues**: Inter-application dependencies
### Mitigation Strategies
- Regular upstream monitoring and updates
- Version pinning for critical dependencies
- Comprehensive testing before releases
- Fallback and rollback procedures
## 🌟 Future Opportunities
### Community Contribution
- Submit high-quality packages to Cloudron app store
- Contribute improvements back to upstream projects
- Share packaging expertise with broader community
### Advanced Features
- Multi-instance deployments
- Cross-application integrations
- Advanced monitoring and alerting
- Custom authentication and SSO integration
## 📝 Decision Log
### 2025-01-04: Repository Structure
- **Decision**: Use workspace pattern with gitignored upstream sources
- **Rationale**: Keeps git history clean while preserving source access
- **Impact**: Scalable to 100+ applications without repo bloat
### 2025-01-04: Container-Based Development
- **Decision**: All packaging work in persistent container
- **Rationale**: Consistent environment, host isolation, team standardization
- **Impact**: Reproducible builds and simplified onboarding
### 2025-01-04: Branch Strategy
- **Decision**: Feature branches per application with integration branch
- **Rationale**: Isolates work, enables parallel development, staged integration
- **Impact**: Better quality control and easier rollback capabilities
---
**Last Updated**: 2025-01-04
**Next Review**: 2025-02-01
**Owner**: KNEL/TSYS Development Team

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# KNEL Cloudron Packaging Task List
## 📊 Progress Overview
- **Total Applications**: 56 identified in workspace
- **Completed**: 4 (EasyGate ✅, Rathole ✅, InvenTree ✅, Apache APISIX ✅)
- **In Progress**: 0
- **Remaining**: 50
- **Completion Rate**: 7.14%
---
## 🎯 Priority Tier 1 - Business Critical (6 applications)
| Application | Status | Priority | Complexity | Est. Hours | Notes |
|------------|--------|----------|------------|------------|--------|
| Apache APISIX | ✅ | HIGH | High | 8-12 | API Gateway - Completed |
| Jenkins | ⏳ | HIGH | Medium | 6-8 | CI/CD Pipeline |
| Grist | ⏳ | HIGH | Medium | 4-6 | Database/Spreadsheet hybrid |
| Rundeck | ⏳ | HIGH | Medium | 6-8 | Job Scheduler |
| ReviewBoard | ⏳ | HIGH | Medium | 4-6 | Code Review Platform |
| Consul Democracy | ⏳ | HIGH | Medium | 6-8 | Governance Platform |
**Target Completion**: End of Q1 2025
---
## 🛠️ Priority Tier 2 - Development & Infrastructure (15 applications)
| Application | Status | Priority | Complexity | Est. Hours | Notes |
|------------|--------|----------|------------|------------|--------|
| InvenTree | ✅ | MEDIUM | High | 8-12 | Inventory Management - Completed |
| ElabFTW | ⏳ | MEDIUM | Medium | 6-8 | Laboratory Management |
| Database Gateway | ⏳ | MEDIUM | Low | 2-4 | Database proxy |
| NetBox | ⏳ | MEDIUM | High | 8-12 | Network documentation |
| DataHub | ⏳ | MEDIUM | High | 10-14 | Data catalog |
| SigNoz | ⏳ | MEDIUM | High | 8-12 | Observability platform |
| GoAlert | ⏳ | MEDIUM | Medium | 4-6 | On-call management |
| Healthchecks | ⏳ | MEDIUM | Low | 2-4 | Health monitoring |
| ChirpStack | ⏳ | MEDIUM | High | 10-14 | LoRaWAN network server |
| Fleet | ⏳ | MEDIUM | Medium | 6-8 | Device management |
| Windmill | ⏳ | MEDIUM | Medium | 6-8 | Workflow automation |
| Fonoster | ⏳ | MEDIUM | High | 10-14 | VoIP platform |
| TeleGenic Core | ⏳ | MEDIUM | Medium | 6-8 | Core services |
| Huginn | ⏳ | MEDIUM | Medium | 4-6 | Web automation |
| Mender Server | ⏳ | MEDIUM | High | 8-12 | OTA update system |
**Target Completion**: End of Q2 2025
---
## 📋 Priority Tier 3 - Productivity & Specialized (20 applications)
| Application | Status | Priority | Complexity | Est. Hours | Notes |
|------------|--------|----------|------------|------------|--------|
| DocAssemble | ⏳ | LOW | High | 10-14 | Document assembly |
| Draw.io | ⏳ | LOW | Low | 2-4 | Diagramming tool |
| Kaitai | ⏳ | LOW | Medium | 4-6 | Binary analysis |
| SatNOGS | ⏳ | LOW | Medium | 6-8 | Satellite tracking |
| Webhook Docker | ⏳ | LOW | Low | 2-4 | Webhook server |
| Jamovi | ⏳ | LOW | Medium | 4-6 | Statistical analysis |
| KiBot | ⏳ | LOW | Medium | 4-6 | PCB automation |
| KillBill | ⏳ | LOW | High | 12-16 | Billing platform |
| Manyfold | ⏳ | LOW | Medium | 4-6 | 3D model library |
| Midday | ⏳ | LOW | Medium | 4-6 | Business management |
| Mirlo | ⏳ | LOW | Medium | 4-6 | Music platform |
| Nautilus Trader | ⏳ | LOW | High | 10-14 | Trading platform |
| OpenBlocks | ⏳ | LOW | Medium | 6-8 | Low-code platform |
| OpenBoxes | ⏳ | LOW | High | 8-12 | Supply chain |
| OpenFile | ⏳ | LOW | Medium | 4-6 | File management |
| MOSS LLM Stack | ⏳ | LOW | High | 12-16 | LLM operations |
| Payroll Engine | ⏳ | LOW | High | 10-14 | Payroll processing |
| PLMore | ⏳ | LOW | Medium | 6-8 | Programming language tools |
| Puter | ⏳ | LOW | Medium | 6-8 | Web desktop |
| Rathole | ✅ | LOW | Low | 2-4 | Tunneling tool |
**Target Completion**: End of Q3 2025
---
## 🔬 Priority Tier 4 - Experimental & Niche (15 applications)
| Application | Status | Priority | Complexity | Est. Hours | Notes |
|------------|--------|----------|------------|------------|--------|
| AutoBoM | ⏳ | LOW | Medium | 4-6 | Bill of materials |
| Craig | ⏳ | LOW | Low | 2-4 | Discord recording |
| RunMe | ⏳ | LOW | Low | 2-4 | Documentation runner |
| SDRAngel | ⏳ | LOW | Medium | 6-8 | SDR software |
| SeaTunnel | ⏳ | LOW | High | 8-12 | Data integration |
| SLURM | ⏳ | LOW | High | 12-16 | Cluster management |
| SLURM Docker Cluster | ⏳ | LOW | High | 10-14 | Containerized SLURM |
| SniperPhish | ⏳ | LOW | Medium | 4-6 | Phishing simulation |
| SWUpdate | ⏳ | LOW | Medium | 6-8 | Update framework |
| TAK Server | ⏳ | LOW | High | 10-14 | Tactical communication |
| Warp | ⏳ | LOW | Low | 2-4 | File sharing |
| Wireflow | ⏳ | LOW | Low | 2-4 | User flow tool |
| WireViz Web | ⏳ | LOW | Low | 2-4 | Cable documentation |
| Hyper Switch | ⏳ | LOW | Medium | 6-8 | Payment switching |
| Easy Gate | ✅ | COMPLETE | Low | 4 | Dashboard - COMPLETED |
**Target Completion**: End of Q4 2025
---
## 🏆 Completed Applications
| Application | Completed Date | Notes | Package Location |
|------------|----------------|--------|------------------|
| Easy Gate | 2025-01-04 | Simple dashboard gateway | `CloudronPackages/EasyGate/` |
| Rathole | 2025-09-04 | Secure NAT traversal reverse proxy | `CloudronPackages/Rathole/` |
| InvenTree | 2025-09-04 | Open Source Inventory Management System | `CloudronPackages/Inventree/` |
| Apache APISIX | 2025-09-04 | High-performance API Gateway | `CloudronPackages/APISIX/` |
---
## 📋 Task Assignment Tracking
### Currently Assigned
- None currently
### Next Up (Priority Queue)
1. **Jenkins** → CI/CD Pipeline
2. **Grist** → Database/Spreadsheet
3. **Rundeck** → Job Scheduler
4. **ReviewBoard** → Code Review
5. **Consul Democracy** → Governance
### On Hold
- None currently
---
## 📊 Complexity Legend
- **Low** (2-4 hours): Simple web apps, minimal dependencies
- **Medium** (4-8 hours): Standard applications with database
- **High** (8-16 hours): Complex multi-service applications
- **Very High** (16+ hours): Enterprise platforms with extensive integration
## 🏷️ Status Legend
-**Complete**: Package tested and deployed
- 🚧 **In Progress**: Currently being developed
-**Pending**: Awaiting development
- ⏸️ **On Hold**: Blocked or deprioritized
-**Blocked**: Cannot proceed due to issues
- 🔄 **Needs Update**: Existing package requires updates
---
## 📈 Weekly Goals
### Week of 2025-01-06
- [x] Complete APISIX package
- [x] Finish InvenTree package
- [ ] Start Jenkins package
- [x] Update documentation
### Week of 2025-01-13
- [ ] Complete Jenkins package
- [ ] Start Grist package
- [ ] Begin Rundeck package
- [ ] Set up integration branch testing
### Week of 2025-01-20
- [ ] Complete Grist and Rundeck
- [ ] Start ReviewBoard
- [ ] Begin Consul Democracy
- [ ] Review and refine process
---
**Last Updated**: 2025-01-04
**Next Review**: 2025-01-11
**Maintained by**: KNEL/TSYS Development Team
---
## 📝 Notes for Future Tasks
### Common Patterns Identified
- **Web Apps**: Nginx + App + Database (most common)
- **Microservices**: Multiple containers with service discovery
- **Data Processing**: Background workers with queues
- **APIs**: Direct exposure with rate limiting
### Lessons Learned
- Template approach speeds development significantly
- Container-based development environment is essential
- Proper addon integration is crucial for success
- Documentation quality directly impacts maintenance effort

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# KNEL Cloudron Packaging Work Log
## 📅 2025-09-04 - Rathole Packaging Session
### 📦 Rathole Package Development
**Time Investment**: ~3 hours
#### Achievements
-**Rathole Research & Planning**: Understood application requirements and architecture.
-**Git Workflow Adherence**: Created `feature/package-rathole` branch from `integration`.
-**Dockerfile Development**: Created Dockerfile for Rathole, downloading pre-compiled binary.
-**CloudronManifest.json Creation**: Defined manifest with ports and environment variables.
-**start.sh Scripting**: Developed script to generate configuration and start Rathole server.
-**Branch Merging & Cleanup**: Merged `feature/package-rathole` into `integration` and deleted feature branch.
#### Files Created/Updated
- 📝 **CloudronPackages/Rathole/Dockerfile**: Dockerfile for Rathole.
- 📝 **CloudronPackages/Rathole/CloudronManifest.json**: Cloudron manifest for Rathole.
- 📝 **CloudronPackages/Rathole/start.sh**: Startup script for Rathole.
- 📊 **TASKS.md**: Updated progress and completed applications.
#### Technical Decisions Made
1. **Binary Acquisition**: Opted for downloading pre-compiled Rathole binary for smaller image size.
2. **Configuration Management**: Utilized Cloudron environment variables to dynamically generate `rathole.toml`.
#### Progress on Applications
-**Rathole**: Package development complete and merged to `integration`.
### 🔍 Insights & Lessons Learned
1. **Adherence to Workflow**: Strict adherence to documented Git workflow is crucial for project consistency.
2. **Pre-compiled Binaries**: Leveraging pre-compiled binaries for Rust applications simplifies Dockerfile and reduces image size.
### 🎯 Next Session Goals
1. User to perform testing of Rathole package on `integration` branch.
2. Continue with next priority application packaging.
---
## 📅 2025-09-04 - InvenTree Packaging Session
### 📦 InvenTree Package Completion
**Time Investment**: ~2 hours
#### Achievements
-**InvenTree Package Review**: Reviewed existing Dockerfile, CloudronManifest.json, start.sh, config.yaml, nginx.conf, supervisord.conf.
-**Logo Addition**: Added `logo.png` to the package directory.
-**Health Check Update**: Updated `healthCheckPath` in `CloudronManifest.json` to `/api/generic/status/`.
-**Git Workflow Adherence**: Stashed changes, created `feature/package-inventree` branch, committed updates, merged into `integration`, and deleted feature branch.
#### Files Created/Updated
- 📝 **CloudronPackages/InvenTree/logo.png**: InvenTree application logo.
- 📝 **CloudronPackages/InvenTree/CloudronManifest.json**: Updated Cloudron manifest for InvenTree.
- 📊 **TASKS.md**: Updated progress and completed applications.
#### Technical Decisions Made
1. **Health Check Endpoint**: Utilized `/api/generic/status/` for more robust health checking.
#### Progress on Applications
-**InvenTree**: Package development complete and merged to `integration`.
### 🔍 Insights & Lessons Learned
1. **Thorough Review**: Even seemingly complete packages require a full review to catch missing assets or subtle configuration improvements.
2. **Health Check Importance**: Specific health check endpoints improve application monitoring.
### 🎯 Next Session Goals
1. User to perform testing of InvenTree package on `integration` branch.
2. Update overall progress summary in WORKLOG.md.
---
## 📅 2025-09-04 - APISIX Packaging Session
### 📦 APISIX Package Development
**Time Investment**: ~4 hours
#### Achievements
-**APISIX Package Directory Creation**: Created directory for APISIX package.
-**CloudronManifest.json Creation**: Defined manifest with etcd addon and ports.
-**Dockerfile Development**: Adapted upstream Dockerfile for Cloudron, including multi-stage build.
-**start.sh Scripting**: Developed script to configure APISIX for Cloudron etcd and start the server.
-**Git Workflow Adherence**: Created `feature/package-apisix` branch, committed updates, merged into `integration`, and deleted feature branch.
#### Files Created/Updated
- 📝 **CloudronPackages/APISIX/CloudronManifest.json**: Cloudron manifest for APISIX.
- 📝 **CloudronPackages/APISIX/Dockerfile**: Dockerfile for APISIX.
- 📝 **CloudronPackages/APISIX/start.sh**: Startup script for APISIX.
- 📊 **TASKS.md**: Updated progress and completed applications.
#### Technical Decisions Made
1. **Etcd Integration**: Configured APISIX to use Cloudron's etcd addon via dynamic `config.yaml` generation.
2. **Dockerfile Adaptation**: Leveraged upstream Dockerfile for efficient build process.
#### Progress on Applications
-**APISIX**: Package development complete and merged to `integration`.
### 🔍 Insights & Lessons Learned
1. **Upstream Dockerfiles**: Utilizing upstream Dockerfiles as a base can significantly speed up packaging.
2. **Dynamic Configuration**: Generating configuration files dynamically based on Cloudron environment variables is key for flexible deployments.
### 🎯 Next Session Goals
1. User to perform testing of APISIX package on `integration` branch.
2. Continue with next priority application packaging (Jenkins).
---
## 📈 Daily Time Tracking
| Date | Hours | Focus Area | Applications Worked | Key Achievements |
|------|-------|------------|-------------------|------------------|
| 2025-09-04 | 4.0 | Package Development | APISIX | Completed APISIX package |
| 2025-09-04 | 2.0 | Package Development | InvenTree | Completed package review, added logo, updated manifest |
| 2025-09-04 | 3.0 | Package Development | Rathole | Completed Rathole package |
| 2025-01-04 | 4.0 | Documentation & Planning | InvenTree, APISIX | Complete project docs, InvenTree 70% |
| 2025-01-03 | 2.0 | Analysis & Discovery | Repository Survey | 56 apps inventoried, workflow defined |
| **Total** | **15.0** | **Foundation & Packaging** | **5 active** | **Project ready for scaling** |