coolify

Install Coolify on a server

$ curl -fsSL https://get.coolify.io | bash

$ coolify start

$ coolify stop

$ coolify restart

$ coolify status

$ coolify upgrade

$ coolify logs

coolify command [options]

Coolify is an open-source, self-hostable alternative to Heroku, Netlify, and Vercel. It provides a platform for deploying applications, databases, and services on your own infrastructure with minimal configuration.
The platform supports multiple deployment methods including Git-based deployments, Docker images, and docker-compose files. It handles SSL certificates automatically via Let's Encrypt, provides built-in monitoring, and supports popular databases like PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and Redis.
Coolify is designed for developers and teams who want the convenience of PaaS platforms while maintaining control over their infrastructure and data. It runs on Docker and can be installed on any Linux server with minimal requirements.

start

Start all Coolify services and containers.

Stop all Coolify services.

Restart all Coolify services.

Show current status of Coolify services.

Upgrade Coolify to the latest version.

Display logs from Coolify services.

Create a backup of Coolify configuration and data.

Restore Coolify from a backup.

Display help information.

Requires Docker and Docker Compose installed on the host system. Initial installation needs root access. Resource requirements depend on the number of applications deployed. Some advanced features may require additional configuration.

Coolify was created by Andras Bacsai as an open-source PaaS solution. Development began around 2021, inspired by the need for self-hosted alternatives to commercial platforms. It has grown to support various application types and gained popularity in the self-hosting community.

docker(1), docker-compose(1), dokku(1)