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what does this service offer over an established tool like Coolify? currently hosting most of my services on a cheap Hetzner VPS so i'm interested what Disco ha

by bstsb 1y ago

what does this service offer over an established tool like Coolify? currently hosting most of my services on a cheap Hetzner VPS so i'm interested what Disco has to offer

odie5533 1y ago
There's quite a few now. Coolify, Dokku, CapRover, Kamal.
- ajayvk 1y ago
  https://devpu.sh/ https://devpu.sh/ is another alternative, it has a nice UI built with Hypermedia (HTMX). I am building https://github.com/openrundev/openrun/ https://github.com/openrundev/openrun/. Main difference is that OpenRun has a declarative interface, no need for manual CLI commands or UI operations to manage apps. Another difference is that OpenRun is implemented as a proxy, it does not depend on Traefik/Nginx etc. This allows OpenRun to implement features like scaling down to zero, RBAC access control for app access, audit logs etc. Downside with OpenRun is that is does not plan to support deploying pre-packaged apps, no Docker compose support. Streamlit/Gradio/FastHTML/Shiny/NiceGUI apps for teams are the target use case. Coolify has the best support and catalog of pre-packaged apps.
alberth 1y ago
Or Dokku, Dokploy or CapRover Would be great to have a comparison on the main page of Disco
- ptman 1y ago
  https://gist.github.com/ptman/1b9e3a992e6c8aeecc86b5f1fd1c5f61 https://gist.github.com/ptman/1b9e3a992e6c8aeecc86b5f1fd1c5f... is this a decent starting point?
  - hersko 1y ago
    Not OP but this is great. Thanks!
  - alberth 1y ago
    amazing, thanks!
gregsadetsky 1y ago
Coolify and other self-hosting options such as Kamal are great. We're all in the same boat! I'd say the main differences is that we 1) we offer a more streamlined CLI and UI rather than offering extensive app/installation options 2) have an api-key based system that lets team members collaborate without having to manage ssh access/keys. Generally speaking, I'd say our approach and tooling/UX tends to be more functional/pragmatic (like Heroku) than one with every possible option.
Onavo 1y ago
There's also Canine and Kubero https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44292103 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44292103 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44873057 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44873057
JrProgrammer 1y ago
There is also Dokploy which is what I've been using on my homelab for a while. https://dokploy.com/ https://dokploy.com/

by bstsb 1y ago

what does this service offer over an established tool like Coolify? currently hosting most of my services on a cheap Hetzner VPS so i'm interested what Disco has to offer

odie5533 1y ago

There's quite a few now. Coolify, Dokku, CapRover, Kamal.

ajayvk 1y ago
https://devpu.sh/ https://devpu.sh/ is another alternative, it has a nice UI built with Hypermedia (HTMX). I am building https://github.com/openrundev/openrun/ https://github.com/openrundev/openrun/. Main difference is that OpenRun has a declarative interface, no need for manual CLI commands or UI operations to manage apps. Another difference is that OpenRun is implemented as a proxy, it does not depend on Traefik/Nginx etc. This allows OpenRun to implement features like scaling down to zero, RBAC access control for app access, audit logs etc. Downside with OpenRun is that is does not plan to support deploying pre-packaged apps, no Docker compose support. Streamlit/Gradio/FastHTML/Shiny/NiceGUI apps for teams are the target use case. Coolify has the best support and catalog of pre-packaged apps.

alberth 1y ago

Or Dokku, Dokploy or CapRover Would be great to have a comparison on the main page of Disco

ptman 1y ago
https://gist.github.com/ptman/1b9e3a992e6c8aeecc86b5f1fd1c5f61 https://gist.github.com/ptman/1b9e3a992e6c8aeecc86b5f1fd1c5f... is this a decent starting point?
- hersko 1y ago
  Not OP but this is great. Thanks!
- alberth 1y ago
  amazing, thanks!

gregsadetsky 1y ago

Coolify and other self-hosting options such as Kamal are great. We're all in the same boat! I'd say the main differences is that we 1) we offer a more streamlined CLI and UI rather than offering extensive app/installation options 2) have an api-key based system that lets team members collaborate without having to manage ssh access/keys. Generally speaking, I'd say our approach and tooling/UX tends to be more functional/pragmatic (like Heroku) than one with every possible option.

Onavo 1y ago

There's also Canine and Kubero https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44292103 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44292103 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44873057 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44873057

JrProgrammer 1y ago

There is also Dokploy which is what I've been using on my homelab for a while. https://dokploy.com/ https://dokploy.com/