Check the current status and configuration of your Cloudron instance to monitor self-hosted applications and infrastructure health.
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- Create a backup of your Cloudron instance to protect data and applications. The tool performs storage checks and returns a task ID for tracking progress.MIT
- Search the Cloudron App Store to find applications for installation. Retrieve app details including descriptions, versions, and popularity metrics to identify suitable software for your self-hosted environment.MIT
- Retrieve a comprehensive list of all users on your Cloudron instance, including their ID, email, username, role, and creation date for administrative oversight.MIT
- Install applications from the Cloudron App Store with validation checks for app availability and disk space requirements. Returns a task ID for tracking installation progress.MIT
- Retrieve a list of all available backups on your Cloudron instance, including details like ID, timestamp, size, app count, and status.MIT
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- Retrieve all configured domains on a Cloudron instance to view details like name, provider, verification status, and TLS configuration for monitoring and management.MIT
- List installed applications on a Cloudron instance to view app details like name, domain, status, and health for monitoring and management.MIT
- Create new users with role assignment on Cloudron instances. Specify email, password, and role (admin/user/guest) to add users to your self-hosted application platform.MIT
- Cancel a running asynchronous operation on Cloudron to stop tasks and clean up resources, using the task's unique identifier to halt processes before completion.MIT
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- Remove applications from Cloudron instances with safety validation. Validates app existence and dependencies before performing the uninstallation operation.MIT
- Validate Cloudron app manifests before installation by checking storage requirements, dependencies, and schema compliance to prevent deployment issues.MIT
- Check the status of Cloudron async operations like backups, installs, or restores using a task ID. View progress percentage and current state (pending, running, success, error, or cancelled).MIT
- Check available disk space before operations that create data like backups or installations. Returns available, total, and used space in MB with threshold alerts.MIT
- Validate destructive operations like uninstalling apps, deleting users, or restoring backups to identify blocking errors, warnings, and recommendations before execution.MIT