Coolify 🖥 Self-Hosted Vercel/Netlify/Heroku Alternative 🚀

PaaS application hosting providers like Vercel, Netlify and Heroku are extremely popular and that is for a good reason. They abstract away all of the deployment details and let you deploy your app with an easy to use user interface. They have their drawbacks tough - primarily the premium pricing you pay for their services, compares to a VPS or a raw cloud computing instance from AWS, Azure or Google Cloud.

Coolify is a self-hosted, open-source alternative to Vercel, Netlify and Heroku that might provide a solution.

In this video, we dive deep into Coolify:

What it is: Run your own Vercel/Netlify/Heroku alternative, all on your terms.
The Benefits: Escape vendor lock-in, enjoy greater customization, and potentially save costs.
The Trade-offs: Understand the DIY aspect compared to PaaS simplicity.
Installation: We'll set up Coolify on a Linux VPS (Ubuntu Server).
Deep Dive: Explore the user interface and application settings.

Ready to break free from the PaaS model? Watch now and see how Coolify empowers you to self-host your applications!

Contents:
0:00 Introduction
1:55 Install/Setup Coolify
6:52 Static Site Deployment on Coolify
16:20 Environment Variables
17:05 Note About CI with Webhooks
17:39 Other Features/Options
20:42 Conclusion

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[ahmedsomir]

Thanks so much, u give me a very good info about these tools, did u build the mentioned video ??

recap my understanding:
based on this tools, I have the ability to have 1 VPS to host infinite websites or applications in a separate way, right?

[draylegend]

thank you, very usefull! Do you plan to make a video on how to secure ssh access?

[rounak]

Great content 👏.Subscribed😁Free coolify version. How many react website can be deployed.

[Smartercow]

All these Coolify tutorials are all showing the same damn thing: How you to install - and that's it.

Instead of showing networking, security, firewall, DNS, migrations etc..