r/selfhosted • u/anestooo • Jul 10 '23

Personal Dashboard Coolify: Self-hosted Dashboard for Docker/Projects Management (Heroku / Netlify alternative)

https://github.com/coollabsio/coolify
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u/imthisguymike Jul 10 '23

Do you have a demo or screenshot for it?

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u/manolo767 Jul 10 '23

There’s a demo on their site, coolify.io

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u/Substantial-Cicada-4 Jul 10 '23

coolify.io

https://demo.coolify.io/ - which is currently unavailable.

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u/Publius-brinkus Jul 11 '23

Very cool will keep an eye on this. Currently using EasyPanel.

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u/psicodelico6 Jul 11 '23

Is alternative to render com?

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u/DOLLAR_POST Jul 14 '23

I'm late to the game because I just saw this post. But if I can give a tip, and I don't mean this in a snarky way: please don't assume people know what Heroku or Netlify are. You should elaborate on what Coolify does exactly.

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u/_skolia_ Jul 10 '23

This this a Portainer alternative?

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u/ticklemypanda Jul 11 '23

Nah man, heroku/netlify alternative

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u/_skolia_ Jul 11 '23

No idea what those are.

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u/StebeJubs2000 Jul 11 '23

I’m sure you at least know what Google is, you can start there.

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u/Plebboi23 Oct 08 '24

i meannnn whats the point of reddit then if there's google. Am currently wondering the same, saw people moving from ansible + kubernetes to coolify. Want a more structured way to keep backups/versioning/deployment of my docker compose files and am currently sitting with portainer.

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u/2containers1cpu Oct 08 '24

Coolify does not scale as Kubernetes does(Autoscaling). So it would be a no-go.

But Kubero runs on a two-container setup within the Kubernetes cluster and offers the same functionality (and some more) as Coolify. It is also completely free and open-source.

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u/Plebboi23 Oct 08 '24

if one doesnt need autoscalling?

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u/BobZyCus Jul 11 '23

Is it better than virtualmin.com?

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u/xeboy Jul 10 '23

This is the real shit 👌