diff --git a/json/umbraco.json b/json/umbraco.json index b571945a..348aa9b2 100644 --- a/json/umbraco.json +++ b/json/umbraco.json @@ -1,44 +1,48 @@ { - "name": "Shiori", - "slug": "shiori", + "name": "Umbraco CMS", + "slug": "umbraco", "categories": [ - 12 + 25 ], - "date_created": "2026-04-25", + "date_created": "2026-05-06", "type": "ct", "updateable": true, "privileged": false, - "interface_port": 8080, - "documentation": "https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori/tree/master/docs", - "website": "https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori", - "logo": "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/selfhst/icons@main/webp/shiori.webp", - "config_path": "/opt/shiori/.env", - "description": "Shiori is a simple self-hosted bookmark manager with web UI and offline archive support, distributed as a single binary.", + "interface_port": 443, + "documentation": "https://docs.umbraco.com/", + "website": "https://umbraco.com/", + "logo": "https://umbraco.com/media/54xnncgt/umbraco_logo_blue05.webp?rmode=pad&width=680&quality=85&v=1dad6b6701b24f0", + "config_path": "", + "description": "Umbraco is a free, open-source .NET CMS with a friendly editing experience, beautiful backoffice, and powerful customization options. Automatically setup a Umbraco server up, as well as a FTP server so you can publish to this container from Visual Studio.", "install_methods": [ { "type": "default", - "script": "ct/shiori.sh", + "script": "ct/umbraco.sh", "resources": { - "cpu": 1, - "ram": 1024, - "hdd": 4, + "cpu": 2, + "ram": 500, + "hdd": 8, "os": "Debian", "version": "13" } } ], "default_credentials": { - "username": "shiori", - "password": "gopher" + "username": null, + "password": null }, "notes": [ { - "text": "Change the default account password after first login.", - "type": "warning" + "text": "Cridentials are saved in /root", + "type": "info" }, { - "text": "Data and SQLite database are stored in /opt/shiori/data.", + "text": "The PostgreSQL Provider is not officially supported by Umbraco HQ.", "type": "info" - } + }, + { + "text": "The FTPProfile.pubxml can be used to publish directly from Visual Studio, but you can also use the built-in code editor in the Umbraco backoffice.", + "type": "info" + } ] }