portainer.io has that, but an opinionated docker-compose is just not enough to provide a solid selfhosting app-berth: DB backups, volume management and backups, email, TLS certs, etc etc etc - so you need a superset
cloudron has that elbow grease that only comes from years of running a project with an actual community of real users: a solid platform featureset like backups, DB management or mail sending, but also addressing niche apps' needs like .well-known or custom ports, UDP, server certificates available to the app and not just on platform frontend proxy layer
Regular Tauri app (aptakube) user on linux here: the experience is very adequate and smooth, I have no complaints.
Speed benefits relative to Electron (similar app: K8S Lens) alone are enough to deal with many possible issues.
Could be attributed to app developers going the extra mile, but I suspect it's the framework choice.
Their Dockerfiles include things like download pre built binaries from $SECRET_BASEURL which is hosted by them, can still be found in git log though. I imagine it will go offline / have auth soon enough.
I use it for other things and it performs admirably. (In particularly my Sony camera has trouble with cheap cables) It is one of two "elite" USB-C cables I keep near my computer, the other one is the shorter cable that came with the Looking Glass Go.
> Let’s Encrypt follows the DNS standards when looking up TXT records for DNS-01 validation, you can use CNAME records or NS records to delegate answering the challenge to other DNS zones. This can be used to delegate the _acme-challenge subdomain to a validation-specific server or zone. It can also be used if your DNS provider is slow to update, and you want to delegate to a quicker-updating server.
