Coolify | An open-source & self-hostable Heroku / Vercel alternative.

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The video provides an introduction to Coolify, a new tool for deploying applications, environments, and other resources. Coolify allows users to deploy their own applications and databases in a simple and straightforward manner. The tool offers features such as automatic deployment, which triggers a deployment whenever a commit or a push to a specific webhook is detected. Coolify is open-source, meaning that users can view and contribute to the code without any limitations or payment required. The tool does not have a local limit for payment, allowing users to host their own environments without any restrictions. However, it is important to note that Coolify is still in beta, and the current version (v4) is not recommended for production or enterprise environments. The tool is designed for personal projects where users do not want to complicate their setup. Coolify is updated weekly, and users should be aware that some features may change or stop working during the updates. The video also covers the onboarding process, creating projects, and managing resources. Users can configure different environments, share resources across teams, and deploy various types of applications, including WordPress and PostgreSQL. The tool also supports Docker and other deployment options. Coolify offers advanced configuration options such as autodeployment, custom build servers, and task automation. Users can set up webhooks for automated deployments and manage tasks such as rollbacks, resource limits, and more. The video concludes with a note that Coolify is easy to install and has been used successfully for over a year. The current version (v4) has more features than the previous version (v3), but it is still in beta and may have some limitations or bugs. Overall, the video presents Coolify as a useful tool for deploying personal projects, but it is not recommended for enterprise or production environments.