Update to match private repo

README.org

@@ -159,23 +159,75 @@ Can be run locally or as a SaaS
 - GitLab
 - Cal.com
 - VPN via wg-easy
+- Jitsi
+- StormKit
 
 ** Current status
 
 A rough prototype of a docker compose based app running on flatcar
 linux.
 
+** v1
+*** [ ] web interface for configuring / launching
+**** [ ] configurable options
+**** [ ] authentication
+**** [ ] authorization
+**** [ ] admin tools / management interface
+*** [ ] App Infrastructure
+**** [ X ] working implementation for deploying apps on flatcar linux
+**** [ X ] app data stored on separate, durable volume
+**** [ ] security audit
+**** [ ] automated tests?
+*** [ ] NextCloud
+**** [ X ] working implementation
+**** [ ] refine / investigate features or additions to enable/add-in
+**** [ ] security audit
+**** [ ] test upgrades
+**** [ ] test backup / restore
+*** [ ] wg-easy (VPN)
+**** [ X ] working implementation
+**** [ ] security audit
+**** [ ] test upgrades
+**** [ ] test backup / restore
+*** [ X ] App logging (via Dozzle)
+*** [ ] backups
+**** [ ] select backup provider (tarsnap, borgbackup, etc)
+**** [ ] implement
+**** [ ] test
+*** [ ] monitoring / alerting?
+*** [ ] exporting
+*** [ ] one time purchases
+*** [ ] subscription
+*** [ ] documentation
+*** [ ] marketing site
+
 ** Unresolved Areas
 
 In general, these have all been thought about and seem to be solveable
 but still need more specific technical solutions.
 
 - backups
-- logging
+
+
+  The storage volume used on digital ocean already provides redudancy.
+  To provide complete, offsite backups, the /nassella folder just needs
+  to be backed up. (Could be something like just rsync or tarsnap, etc),
+  along with providing a backup of the config and terraform files internally
+  or via an "export" option.
+- +logging+
+
+
+  Resolved for now with the [[https://dozzle.dev/][dozzle]] service
 - monitoring / alerting
 - exporting
 - migrating between platform providers (VPS providers, etc)
 - updating
+
+
+Not fully implemented yet, but should be no more than updating docker
+versions in the compose file and re-running ~make apply~ for each user.
+Of course, long-term there should be an automated CI system to test all
+apps after upgrading.
 - CI system
 - docs/auto-setup for app features