Nice to have features

[Mikaciu]

•  Dump a mongo database
• notify using a WebHook, i.e. sending a POST to an URL (like Gotify, ntfy.sh, ...)
• change the database dump directory, so that it can be used as a separate mount point (keep the docker volume for the images + keys, for example, use a different mount point for dumps)

[RambokDev]

Hi @Mikaciu

• Dump a mongo database
  This is actually in development but still not released, maybe by the end of the week or next week. We are currently working on a new version of the Portabase Agent in Rust, which will be more efficient. I will keep you updated on this.

• notify using a WebHook, i.e. sending a POST to an URL (like Gotify, ntfy.sh, ...)
  Yes, sure, it would be great to have some more providers. Would you be interested in contributing? If yes, you can have a look at this: https://github.com/Portabase/portabase/tree/main/src/features/notifications
  If you have any questions, we can discuss them through the Discord server (link).

• change the database dump directory, so that it can be used as a separate mount point (keep the docker volume for the images + keys, for example, use a different mount point for dumps)
  Yes, i think it will be ask in the future, we will work on it as well. Same as before, if you are interested in contributing, do not hesitate.

We are stabilizing the platform and also working on the README and documentation to improve the user experience, consistency, and provide more information about the future of the project. We also highlight that our agents operate in headless mode. Soon, CI and tests will be implemented to ensure greater professionalism.

[Mikaciu]

Thanks for your quick response @RambokDev ! I don't know much TypeScript, but I'll check if I can do something :)

[KillianLarcher]

Hi @Mikaciu,

Notifications via Webhooks, as well as ntfy, Gotify, Discord, and Telegram, were introduced in v1.1.10.

We are currently redesigning the storage system to provide greater flexibility, and the database dump directory will be updated at the same time. MongoDB is one of the two databases on our shortlist for the next supported database engine. Do you use MongoDB a lot?

[RambokDev]

Hi @Mikaciu ,

Multi-backend storage has recently been introduced, and MongoDB support as well—for both authenticated databases and non-authenticated ones on private networks. The new release is v1.2.1. Feel free to test it and provide feedback.