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That is the price of AI, if you want you can move to an Amish town and give up on internet.


Any plans for Kubernetes compatibility?


We're looking into it. We optimistically want to do it. We haven't committed to doing it, because we're prioritizing some other stuff right now :P


If doing a docker swarm which ports are required? Not clear on installation documentation.


yes it would be 80 and 443 for http traffic. And the ports that swarm requires for internal communications https://docs.docker.com/engine/swarm/swarm-tutorial/#open-pr...


You just need to open port 80 and 443 for HTTP communication.


Yes, official support is in the pipeline. There have been some community helm charts in the past ( which might need to be updated )


So nice, thanks for doing this!


Glad you liked it!


Is it possible to use it with multiple users calendars? Have 1 calendar for each?


Hello, yes, you can add multiple CalDAV accounts with multiple calendars (or webcalendar links) under user accounts.


Would be interesting to come up with a nice use case now with this.


Well it's technically a usecase for itself... so there's that?


Which SMTP do you recommend? Is it best to use the AWS one or what are the other options?


From my past experience with AWS SES, it requires a bit more development to handle bounces, spam, etc. Perhaps at $previousjob, we did not have the resources to handle this development time.

Personally, I prefer Postmark. Their onboarding, support, and pricing is excellent. The interface is good and decent integrations.


Hey, author of the microservice here.

I work with AWS service since 2015. It's true that could be a little bit too much to use if you just want the email services (SES).

For small project I just go with mailgun because it just plug and play.


You missed the most important part, pictures of your finished masterpiece.


This to me seems like the more feature full low-code open-source alternative available, congratulations!


Cheers. We've been working on it for quite some time so I appreciate your kind words.


Have you guys seen ToolJet? https://tooljet.io/


How does this compare to Budibase? https://budibase.com/ Budibase seems to have a workflow engine as well.


Budibase also has a more comprehensive UI builder, internal database, forms, configurable onboarding, free SSO, Kubernetes support, a cloud platform, off the top of my head.


Yeah, it looks packed with features!!! Self hosted, automations, hooks

Can it scale to B2C number of users? Are there technical limitations that prevent this if we keep adding servers?



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