Feat: Private Bin and Redlib Service

[librelol]

New Services

• Private Bin
• Redlib

[librelol]

I believed I followed all the contribution rules. Let me know if I missed anything. Thank you.

[peaklabs-dev]

1. Please add logos to your services.
2. Also add healtchecks to both services.
3. Also test them by inserting the compose into the compose deplyo type, because the first one I tried did not really work.

[RayBB]

Sweet I love redlib!

[librelol]

1. Please add logos to your services.

   2. Also add healtchecks to both services.

   3. Also test them by inserting the compose into the compose deplyo type, because the first one I tried did not really work.

Sure thing man, I had them running on my service actually but I'll follow through with those.

[librelol]

1. Please add logos to your services.

   2. Also add healtchecks to both services.

   3. Also test them by inserting the compose into the compose deplyo type, because the first one I tried did not really work.

Also redlib on start takes a good couple of minutes to actually start working.

[librelol]

I've observed that Redlib is pretty unreliable. It will need some more testing.

[RayBB]

It's weird because redlib not running behine coolify works flawlessly. But when it's behind coolify it often times out. If I ssh into the container and curl the service it always responds basically instantly. It makes me think there's something weird about the reverse proxy config. There's a small chance it could be related to the face that redlib doesn't support head requests but idk.

[peaklabs-dev]

I will mark it as draft, when you are done pleas make it ready for review.

[librelol]

It's weird because redlib not running behine coolify works flawlessly. But when it's behind coolify it often times out. If I ssh into the container and curl the service it always responds basically instantly. It makes me think there's something weird about the reverse proxy config. There's a small chance it could be related to the face that redlib doesn't support head requests but idk.

I don't think so. It just takes a bit to startup. I think it might have to do with something relating to indexing reddit? But apart from that I got it to work without a problem mostly. I will do some more testing in general with the variables to ensure a stable production experience since its pretty unreliable right now.

[librelol]

I ended up changing the default sub reddit to worldnews due to for whatever reason the example option redlib gives for it doesn't actually work.

[librelol]

Alright, Redlib seems to be pretty stable. And I've implemented the proper coolify environment variables. I think it is ready, I also have been running redlib for about 3 hours and it has no problems accessing various sub reddits and the homepage is working well now that it is set to world news.