UBOS beta 7 makes running TLS-enabled web apps even easier on EC2, Raspberry Pi 3, others, with more apps

Linux distro UBOS is out in new beta 7, with lots of new features:
- You can now run UBOS natively on Amazon Web Services’ cloud computing platform, EC2.
- UBOS now supports the faster, quad-core Raspberry Pi 3, just like on its older siblings Raspberry Pi Zero, One and Two.
- What do you do if your house burns down or somebody steals your UBOS device with all that valuable data on it? Backups stored outside of the house, that’s what. But traditionally, that’s complicated. With UBOS, it only takes a single command to cleanly back up all the apps on your device, straight to Amazon’s S3 file storage platform, optionally encrypted.
- New applications Nextcloud and Mattermost make it even easier to use UBOS for file sharing and group collaboration.
- Like your website to be encrypted via HTTPS? Setting up such a site is now fully-automated due to an integration between UBOS and Letsencrypt. All you need to do is add --tls --letsencrypt to the ubos-admin createsite command, everything else is automated.
- Some web applications like to send e-mail. For example, for sign-ups, or password resets, or to notify of comments. Getting e-mail out reliably from behind the firewall, with possibly a hostile internet service provider has never been easy. Until now. With UBOS, you add the amazonses app to any site from which e-mail needs to be sent. UBOS will then automatically route email from that site via the highly reliable Amazon Simple Email Service.
There is more. Visit the announcement post or the release notes.
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