No problem. I personally think Dokku would be a great platform to base something like this off of.
You can automate everything with bash commands and there's absolutely zero resource consumption at idle, because all Dokku does is provide a thin bash-based wrapper around Docker/K3s/Nomad.
Kamal - similar. But I didn't like version 1 which was quite unstable with weird design choices. Version 2 looks better and seems to have addressed the most serious concerns I had so it's definitely worth a look too, although my personal preference is to Dokku because Kamal requires some esoteric config file to get anything deployed. Some people like the config file though.
Dokku or Kamal might be the way to go - looks like I can have a lot more control vs. being dependent on Coolify's API and the docs seem extensive. Going to explore this route, thanks Ben
Yep, documentation is one of the big reasons I went with Dokku in addition to the better design choices. Seriously good docs - and that's how you can tell the maintainer gives a shit about the project
Coolify does have pretty decent docs as well, but definitely not as detailed as Dokku
No problem. I personally think Dokku would be a great platform to base something like this off of.
You can automate everything with bash commands and there's absolutely zero resource consumption at idle, because all Dokku does is provide a thin bash-based wrapper around Docker/K3s/Nomad.
Kamal - similar. But I didn't like version 1 which was quite unstable with weird design choices. Version 2 looks better and seems to have addressed the most serious concerns I had so it's definitely worth a look too, although my personal preference is to Dokku because Kamal requires some esoteric config file to get anything deployed. Some people like the config file though.
Dokku or Kamal might be the way to go - looks like I can have a lot more control vs. being dependent on Coolify's API and the docs seem extensive. Going to explore this route, thanks Ben
Yep, documentation is one of the big reasons I went with Dokku in addition to the better design choices. Seriously good docs - and that's how you can tell the maintainer gives a shit about the project
Coolify does have pretty decent docs as well, but definitely not as detailed as Dokku