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The awesome thing about having a 'Kubernetes Module' would be that it'd be a single API end-point for Blesta to hook in to, with no other knowledge or orchestration required by Blesta. Kubernetes offers the abstraction. I'll be publishing a paper on Kubernetes (and various other alternatives such as the CoreOS stack) shortly and I'm more than happy to help out where required. Some pointers on the API can be found here, although still in Beta:
 
http://kubernetes.io/third_party/swagger-ui/#!/v1beta3/createPod
 
It's worth noting that Kubernetes only currently supports the likes of Docker and Rocket containers, although there is interest in LXC/LXD runtime support it may take a while to come.

I'm aware of the 3rd party plugin. If the Blesta developers determine that it's of good enough quality they can feel free to reject my feature request here.

Hi guys, I've noticed that when a client pays via PayPal there is no Blesta email confirmation sent, it's completely left to PayPal to send a receipt which feels a bit unprofessional from the client's perspective. Could this be implemented?

Any plans for this guys? It looks like it has potential to be a much more popular module than VPS.net in my opinion. I've been test driving DigitalOcean for a while now and the quality and prices of packages they offer would be incredible to pass on to our Blesta-managed clients.

Hi guys, I've noticed that when a client pays via PayPal there is no Blesta email confirmation sent, it's completely left to PayPal to send a receipt which feels a bit unprofessional from the client's perspective. Could this be implemented?

Needs some tweaks, but this is what I have so far
 

Hi guys,
 
DigitalOcean would be a better alternative to VPS.net for a lot of us. They have an API so this would be a great module:
 
https://developers.digitalocean.com/

Venustas (Latin) - loveliness, charm, attractiveness, beauty.
 
I came up with this to match my company colour scheme, it could probably use a few tweaks as I will do as and when but here's my submission anyway (json attached). I hope you like it, and any suggestions are welcome 
 

theme-hosthallam_staff_1.json.zip

Just disabled CloudFlare for the 'accounts.' subdomain. I've been playing with the order forms, but I've set the default now, thanks.

Missed that one! Thanks, I've also opted to do that

Ahhh that's the one. Updated as per above! Thanks.

Venustas (Latin) - loveliness, charm, attractiveness, beauty.
 
I came up with this to match my company colour scheme, it could probably use a few tweaks as I will do as and when but here's my submission anyway (json attached). I hope you like it, and any suggestions are welcome 
 

theme-hosthallam_staff_1.json.zip

Needs some tweaks, but this is what I have so far
 

Thanks Paul, I definitely will do. Hope I'm in the running, I could use those Amazon vouchers Keep up the good work, Blesta 3.2 is stunning.

Needs some tweaks, but this is what I have so far
 

You were right, my credentials were incorrect.
What threw me is that the first time I tried it, I got a nice invalid credentials warning, on second attempt with a different password it threw the above error out so I assumed it wasn't a credential issue that time.
Thanks anyway!

Hi everyone. I would like to ask if we have the feature to send bulk emails to our customers such as notifications about some changes in our services and so on. Blesta 2 had this very useful option.

Morning,
 
I have clients requesting org.uk domains, however, org.uk domains don't seem to be supported by your ENOM module, although they are supported by Enom themselves (I've had to manually register them). This is quite urgent, at least for myself, who are losing customers or creating a bad impression due to the lack of support.
 
Please respond as soon as possible, thank you.

I think it would be great for the Enom Module to be able to get a list of supported domain prices (via the Enom API?) and allow an admin to be able to set a percentage or set profit on top of the base price rather than manually setting a fixed figure. This would allow us to be dynamically competitive without having to manually watch the domain prices.

I think this applies to all the domain reseller modules.  

I can see where this would be really cool!

Fair enough, each to their own I guess, I just personally find them to be quite an ugly way to create a sense of integration. But as you said, some big players will still use them to make it easy for those with less technical ability.

I'm not sure if this is in the pipeline, but it'd be great not to have to jump in to FTP every time there's an update. Many of us work directly on tablets, and this feature would make it possible to update on the go without booting up a PC. Think Wordpress.