Kinto 26.3 on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS

Why the cloudimg image

The cloudimg image installs Kinto behind an nginx reverse proxy that terminates TLS and binds the application server to loopback, with PostgreSQL wired up as the storage, permission and cache backend, so a production shaped document store is reachable within minutes. Security is enforced by default, unlike a stock Kinto install: anonymous account creation and anonymous writes are disabled, and account creation together with every global write permission is restricted to the administrator until you opt in. The user id HMAC secret, the PostgreSQL password, the administrator password and the TLS certificate are every one generated uniquely on each instance's first boot and written to a root only file, so there is no open service and no shared secret in the image, which ships with an empty database. The paired deployment guide covers reading your credentials, creating your first bucket, collection and record over the API, and enabling a real TLS certificate, and every deployment carries 24/7 support.