coolify

coolify [<options>] <command> [<args>]

--help, -h
    Show help for command

--version, -v
    Print CLI version

--debug
    Enable debug logging

--json
    Output in JSON format

auth login <server>
    Login to Coolify server

auth logout
    Logout from server

project list
    List projects

project create <name>
    Create new project

project delete <id>
    Delete project

service create <type> <name>
    Create service (e.g., webapp, static, database)

service deploy <id>
    Trigger deployment

service logs <id>
    View service logs

Coolify is an open-source alternative to Heroku and Netlify, enabling self-hosted deployments of web apps, APIs, databases, and services on your own servers.

The coolify CLI tool provides terminal access to manage Coolify instances. Install via npm install -g @coollabsio/cli. Authenticate with coolify login <server-url>, then handle projects, services, deployments, and resources.

Supports Git-based deployments (GitHub, GitLab), Docker containers, one-click apps (WordPress, Ghost), databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL), automatic SSL via Let's Encrypt, environment variables, health checks, and scaling. Commands allow listing, creating, updating, deleting projects/services, triggering deployments, and viewing logs/metrics.

Perfect for DevOps enthusiasts seeking vendor-independent PaaS with multi-server support and team features. Runs on Linux servers with Docker; CLI works cross-platform.

Requires Node.js/npm for installation and a running Coolify server (Docker-based). Beta CLI; check docs for latest subcommands.

npm install -g @coollabsio/cli
Then coolify auth login https://your-coolify.example.com

Install Coolify server first via curl -fsSL https://cdn.coollabs.io/coolify/install.sh | bash on Ubuntu/Debian.

Coolify project launched in 2022 by Coollabsio as open-source self-hosting PaaS. CLI introduced in 2023 via NPM package @coollabsio/cli, evolving with platform v4+ for streamlined API interactions.

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