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Same here! Been self hosting on hetzner for about a year now, and support the OSS project for $10/month. Love how it can auto-deploy new git commits, deploy Pos

Same here! Been self hosting on hetzner for about a year now, and support the OSS project for $10/month. Love how it can auto-deploy new git commits, deploy Postgres or any database to the same or separate servers, and you can cram as many apps or docker containers onto a single VPS or move them to a separate server when you need to. Finally, little utilities like snapdrop or mosquitto are a button click away. Strongly recommended - it’s liberating! I don’t need to re-learn every PaaS vendor’s system - my PaaS comes with me. And a junior can be onboarded to this UI way easier than dokku or kamal IMO.

o1o1o1 2y ago
Another commenter mentioned that zero downtime deployments are not possible, isn't this a loss in your opinion, or did you find a way to do it using Coolify?
- clait 2y ago
  They were mistaken or maybe referring to an older version, because I definitively use rolling zero downtime updates from commits
  - Onavo 2y ago
    For true zero downtime, the connections have to be slowly drained, i.e. two all instances may exist at the same time. Does coolify support that?
    - samfundev 2y ago
      Coolify does support zero downtime deployments, but the documentation isn't live yet: https://github.com/coollabsio/documentation-coolify/blob/64098f4bbc4ee906a66896757d30589c286db702/docs/knowledge-base/rolling-updates.md https://github.com/coollabsio/documentation-coolify/blob/640... It uses docker stop once the new container is healthy with a 30 second timeout, which I believe lets existing connections drain out.
gargan 2y ago
"Move them to a separate server" - is that easy to do using Coolify?
- peaklabs-dev 2y ago
  Yes, you can move or clone to a separate server with a single click. Only volumes are not currently supported when doing this.
  - ansc 2y ago
    How? I can't find it in the docs.
    - gargan 2y ago
      Me neither. I found this https://github.com/Geczy/coolify-migration https://github.com/Geczy/coolify-migration but if there's a native way to do it that would be great.
      - peaklabs-dev 2y ago
        Full instance migration is in development but not yet released.
        ansc 2y ago
        I understand you think it is obvious and no docs are required, but it is a bit ambiguous ”you can move or clone to a separate server with a single click” and ”Full instance migration is in development but not yet released.”
    - peaklabs-dev 2y ago
      Just use the Clone button on the Resources page or on the Resource Operations tab of an application - the functions are very self-explanatory, so there is no documentation yet.

o1o1o1 2y ago

Another commenter mentioned that zero downtime deployments are not possible, isn't this a loss in your opinion, or did you find a way to do it using Coolify?

clait 2y ago
They were mistaken or maybe referring to an older version, because I definitively use rolling zero downtime updates from commits
- Onavo 2y ago
  For true zero downtime, the connections have to be slowly drained, i.e. two all instances may exist at the same time. Does coolify support that?
  - samfundev 2y ago
    Coolify does support zero downtime deployments, but the documentation isn't live yet: https://github.com/coollabsio/documentation-coolify/blob/64098f4bbc4ee906a66896757d30589c286db702/docs/knowledge-base/rolling-updates.md https://github.com/coollabsio/documentation-coolify/blob/640... It uses docker stop once the new container is healthy with a 30 second timeout, which I believe lets existing connections drain out.

gargan 2y ago

"Move them to a separate server" - is that easy to do using Coolify?

peaklabs-dev 2y ago
Yes, you can move or clone to a separate server with a single click. Only volumes are not currently supported when doing this.
- ansc 2y ago
  How? I can't find it in the docs.
  - gargan 2y ago
    Me neither. I found this https://github.com/Geczy/coolify-migration https://github.com/Geczy/coolify-migration but if there's a native way to do it that would be great.
    - peaklabs-dev 2y ago
      Full instance migration is in development but not yet released.
      - ansc 2y ago
        I understand you think it is obvious and no docs are required, but it is a bit ambiguous ”you can move or clone to a separate server with a single click” and ”Full instance migration is in development but not yet released.”
  - peaklabs-dev 2y ago
    Just use the Clone button on the Resources page or on the Resource Operations tab of an application - the functions are very self-explanatory, so there is no documentation yet.