Add extra server to Coolify
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
- Learn how to add an extra server to your Coolify instance. Whether it's your self-hosted Coolify or cloud version of Coolify. In this tutorial you'll learn how to generate a private ssh key in Coolify and how to add that to your extra server. We'll be double checking if it works turning off the server that it does what we expect it to do.
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0:00 intro
0:23 new server from hetzner
1:15 server login via terminal
2:02 server update & upgrade
2:26 coolify generate ssh key
3:40 server midnight commander
4:00 server locate ssh key folder
4:50 server copy paste ssh
5:33 coolify add server
6:00 coolify validate server
6:21 done, adding app with custom domain
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Thanks for sharing - this is just what I needed!
Glad you like it!! 😁
wonderfully clear walkthrough, thanks!!
Nice!! Glad it's appreciated, you're welcome!! 😁
Thank you so much, need more content of coolify
You're welcome! 😁
Thank you so much !! really needed this
Nice!! Glad to read that 😁
This is perfect tutorial! thanks - one question, during purchasing the hetzner, could i use the same public ssh key that the coolify generated for the localhost (which is on another server), or better to generate a key for each new vps you add?
Glad you like it! I'd say it's better to generate a key for each new vps.
Thanks for the tutorial! Is there a specific reason for disable cloudflare proxy on the DNS A record?
No, I've followed that from other tutorials. There's probably some logic to it, but I wouldn't know.
Is it possible to auto scale based on load server is getting, one app sharing multiple servers to serve instead of what you shown in the video
Thank you
I don't know! Maybe someone else might have the answer for you here or in the discord community of coolify
I think what is important that you missed here is why you would want another server to spin up these services from than coolify itself. Otherwise great video.
I see!
My main reason for it at this time is that I don't want Coolify to go down as soon as one of the applications crashes the server in which Coolify is on as well. Because then I can't manage the applications anymore such as removing it or whatever I think is needed.
Is it a bad idea to set up Coolify on a local computer and deploy apps on Hetzner? What are the pros and cons?
Could work. I think one of the main things missing out from running it locally is the server monitoring. When a server goes does, to get notified about that. If your local computer is turned off and that would happen, you'd probably not get a notification about it.
@@360Creators Exactly, that's why I'd prefer running Coolify on a shared Intel vCPU and hosting multiple apps on a remote server with a dedicated vCPU, probably in the same location. I think this setup ensures efficient loading of the remote servers while providing enough capacity for smooth operation.
yes it's a bad idea, if your home computer is not open 24/7
Coolify still in beta version? It possible to use in Production?
Yes I believe it still is in beta. I'm not sure if it's production ready, I guess that also depends on what you have in mind for your projects. If you'd like to have applications deployed for clients, you can turn off auto update for that app, to keep something working for long period of time.
@@360Creators yeah definitely will give it a try
@@noahperez9631 Awesome!