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5 Commits (d47482a1f374a1bc93bcdc0d648facf5d151c856)

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Valentin Lab	9c9ee32662	fix: [cron] make cron build again This involves a deep upgrade. Changing base distribution from debian towards alpine, and changing the way the schedule-command relation is handled. Consequences: - size of image went from 195MB to 45MB - build process simplified (only one small ``Dockerfile``) - dependencies are not in the charm anymore but fetched on build from our download server - local cron business intelligence was moved in the cron charm - extreme simplification for implementing run-once charms relation with cron. - some simplification for charms that adds some intelligence on their side.	9 months ago
Valentin Lab	9cb7ed761c	new: [postgres] add automatic backup every hours Signed-off-by: Valentin Lab <valentin.lab@kalysto.org>	5 years ago
Valentin Lab	a9f07c3859	fix: [letsencrypt,postgres] avoid using ``xargs`` because of possible bug We got ``Assertion failed: bc_ctl.arg_max >= LINE_MAX (xargs.c: main: 500)`` failure when using ``xargs``. This fix use pure builtins and avoid ``xargs`` all together.	6 years ago
Valentin Lab	f05862af87	new: ``charm`` and ``service`` are now clear distinct concept	6 years ago
Valentin Lab	055012c2d6	new: [postgres] cleaned the charm for docker	6 years ago