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andrasbacsai
1y ago
look mom & dad, I am famous!
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andrasbacsai
1y ago
Hey, the dev behind Coolify here. We are working on a new UI, and to be even more mature, and a lot of other things, because now I am not doing this alone as I used to for years.
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andrasbacsai
2y ago
Most recent Github stars are came from big tech youtuber's videos. GH stars of Coolify built over 4 years.
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Show HN: An OSS drop-in replacement for Vercel's Image Optimization service
(images.coollabs.io)
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andrasbacsai
2y ago
This demo page is just a tailwind template with a few modifications here and there.
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andrasbacsai
3y ago
It would be practical for the user, but not for the company. Why does this not exist after years (more than a decade since EC2) of cloud computing? Because it is not good for the VC investors.
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andrasbacsai
3y ago
Sure, but take a look at this: https://getdeploying.com/reference/data-egress 60 TB On Hetzner (VPS provider): $1. On Netlify: $33,000
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andrasbacsai
3y ago
I also prefer to get a (decaf) coffee, listen to some music while someone DDoS'd my VPS. I prefer to pay few $ / month for my VPS instead of paying thousands and "survive" the DDoS.
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andrasbacsai
3y ago
Which competitor do I push exactly? :) (I created serverlesshorrors)
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andrasbacsai
3y ago
Why don't people use Laravel/Rails/Django and make good web apps in no time? So much pain could fly away instantly.
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andrasbacsai
3y ago
Looks awesome! Great job!
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andrasbacsai
4y ago
30GB disk space is the recommended disk space to be able to host something with it. Coolify itself is a few hundred MB (thank you, node_modules). (developer of Coolify here)
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andrasbacsai
4y ago
Thank you, Michal, for mentioning Coolify in your blog post! (Developer of Coolify here )
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andrasbacsai
4y ago
That will be Coolify Cloud :) ( https://beta.coolify.io ).
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4y ago
I had a similar idea before (linking resources like this), thanks for reminding me. I will add such DX improvement, for sure!
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4y ago
Wow, thank you!
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andrasbacsai
4y ago
I'm open for anything but I never used Swift server before, so not sure if it could be integrated. I have to take a look.
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andrasbacsai
4y ago
Personally, I do not use Cloudflare, but Coolify works with it!
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andrasbacsai
4y ago
The reason, I (founder of Coolify) choose that, it was faster. I’m currently making a feature, that will change this. All services could be defined with a simple yaml file that won’t be hardcoded. They will be sitting in a repository and ev
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4y ago
Not “natively”, but as lots of people asking, I will add it soon. Try to fit in this week! :)
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andrasbacsai
4y ago
Yes, as lolinder mentioned, there will be a hosted version soon. :)
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4y ago
That feature is currently WIP. :)
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4y ago
You can attach any number of servers (and Remote Docker Engines) to a single Coolify instance (docker swarm is not supported). If you are using a remote server, the building process of an application is done on the remote server and not loc
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andrasbacsai
4y ago
I saw CapRover's one-click-apps and I'm thinking of using a similar solution in case of Coolify. Resources are defined in this way, because you can connect a lot of things to Coolify, GitHub, GitLab, hosted or self-hosted, later o
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andrasbacsai
4y ago
Atm, only individual servers, but Coolify will be able to deploy to any Kubernetes platform soon, natively.
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4y ago
Yes, I mean that you can easily deploy static sites. It does not have global CDN and serverless functions (yet), but you can easily set a CDN (like bunny.net) in front of your sites and then it will be globally CDN'd. I'm using si
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andrasbacsai
4y ago
Hey, Andras here, founder of Coolify ( https://coolify.io ). Coolify is an open-source & self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative. Lots of features are added day-by-day and I'm open for new ones. Visit our Github (
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4y ago
Thank you for mentioning Coolify (founder here). :)
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4y ago
Hey, the founder of Coolify here. I'm constantly adding new features to Coolify. Which ones are you missing (except Docker Swarm)?
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5y ago
Thanks, Stefanha! It is not supported at the moment, but as any service could be added which can be hosted by Docker, it is possible to have a one-click git repository. :) Regarding the buildpacks, I will add more general buildpacks (Heroku
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