Wexflow on Ubuntu 24.04

Why the cloudimg image

cloudimg delivers Wexflow as a complete appliance: the engine, its runtime and its database are installed and running behind a reverse proxy, so you can design and run a workflow within minutes of launch with no runtime to install, no database to provision and no web server to configure. The complete library of example workflows ships with the image, one per task type, and a cloudimg authored health check workflow gives you a one click end to end proof that the engine really executes tasks. Examples that would otherwise launch themselves are shipped switched off, so nothing runs on your instance until you ask it to. Security is the reason to take this image rather than install it yourself: upstream seeds two administrator accounts with the same publicly documented password and a publicly documented token signing key that would let anyone mint a valid session for any user. The second account is removed outright, and the first boot of every instance generates a unique administrator password, a unique signing key and a unique certificate passphrase into a root only file, with nothing listening on the public port until it has. First boot then proves the result before handing the instance over, confirming that every published default is refused, that a forged token is refused and that a real workflow runs to completion. The engine runs as an unprivileged service account, the base is fully patched with unattended security upgrades enabled, and every deployment is paired with a step by step deploy guide, backed by 24/7 cloudimg support.