@coolifyio
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An open-source & self-hostable alternative to Vercel, Heroku, Netlify and Railway.
Joined August 2023
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Wow, @coolifyio, what an incredible tool! It's a one-line installer, and everything is under an intuitive UI. It has a lot of features for managing the remote. Really a great job by the team! I'm exploring it more!
Coolify Cloud patched.
v4.4.7 is out for self hosters.
v4.0->v4.3 patches will come shortly as well, but please use the latest version.
PHP 8.5.12 released - 90 fixes in 29 components, including security fixes (CVE-2026-109618, CVE-2026-109619).
Changelog + downloads: php-net.pro/news/php-8-5-12-…
Coolify retweeted
Exploring a cleaner and more focused @coolifyio experience.
Thoughts?
ALT Coolify dashboard redesign concept showing the General application settings page, with a simplified sidebar, application details, visual access flow for domains and containers, and build pipeline settings in a clean card-based layout.
Our 707th release is here: v4.4 is now live!
This release includes:
• 35+ new features
• 35+ security improvements
• 100+ bug fixes, including many long-standing issues
• 10+ new one-click services
Some highlights:
• Traffic Analytics
• GitHub Actions self-hosted runners
• OIDC SSO
• Doppler, Infisical, and HashiCorp Vault integrations
• Cloudflare DNS management
• Server roles (Deployment, Build, Both)
• One click SQLite with backups & restore
• Docker registry logins for UI
• Team audit logs
• Alpine Linux support
• And much more
Still free. Still self-hosted.
Full changelog: github.com/coollabsio/coolif…
🚀 Coolify v4.4 is out.
probably the biggest release since v4 itself.
Traffic analytics, built in
New Sentinel reads your Traefik/Caddy logs → requests, bandwidth, unique visitors, p95 latency, status codes, countries on a globe, referrers, devices, browsers. Per server, per app, per service. No 3rd party tracker.
Secret managers
Doppler, Infisical & HashiCorp Vault. Write {{vault.KEY}} in your env vars and it's resolved at deploy time. Never stored in Coolify, redacted from logs.
OpenID Connect SSO
Any OIDC provider (Entra ID, Authentik, Zitadel...). Per-provider registration rules.
Cloudflare DNS
Add a domain → Coolify creates the DNS record pointing to your server. Removes it when you delete the domain. AUTOMATIONS
GitHub Actions runners (beta)
Run your workflow jobs on your own build servers. Fresh container per job, deleted after.
Docker registry logins through UI
Docker Hub, GHCR, GitLab, ECR, ACR, GAR, or any other.
Team audit log
Who changed what, when, and the before → after value. UI, API, MCP & webhooks, everything.
SQLite as a database (by @peaklabs_dev )
1-click connect to your apps, with scheduled backups & restore.
Also:
- Alpine Linux server support
- Server roles: deploy-only / build-only / both
- Docker images page: see what eats your disk, clean it up
- Traefik TLS certificate manager with acme.json backups
- Database import API (upload, server path or S3)
- Preview deployments API
- Better restores: Postgres custom/tar, MongoDB archives, bz2/xz/zip
- Delete your own account (Cloud lol)
- Soketi is gone, realtime now runs on Reverb inside Coolify (less memory usage)
and a lot more... the release notes is huge...
still free. still self-hosted. go update and tell me what breaks so I can fix them with a few cup of coffees. 🫡
github.com/coollabsio/coolif…
I just sponsored coollabsio AKA @coolifyio on Github. Go sponsor your open source dependencies!
👉github.com/sponsors/coollabs…
Coolify retweeted
We moved all our apps and services to @coolifyio last night.
Apps:
1. Next.js App (Preview and Production) + Auto Preview Deployments
2. Sendy
3. Plunk (Testing)
4. Fuma Docs (TanStack Start)
2 PostgreSQL 18 Databases
RustFs (S3 Storage)
Overall, we are happy with the migration. Since the Database and App are on the same server, it reacts much faster.
We reduced our costs by 80% with almost zero maintenance overhead. Thanks @coolifyio : )
Some of you probably noticed that we have some connection issues with Hostinger based servers.
As there are more and more servers in the cloud (💜), Hostinger started to trigger an automated block on their firewalls for SSH connections.
We are in touch with @Hostinger to not flag our ip's with a temporary block.
Bear with us!
Coolify retweeted
The biggest reason @coolifyio keeps winning is the team that @heyandras has assembled + the autonomy he has given us!
The team is free to be as creative, as flexible, as pushy, or as relaxed as they want to be while having full control over their work!
The only condition is doing right by the users, and I think we are!
Coolify retweeted
Sync Posts from One Platform to Another is NOW LIVE on @Shoutrrr v1.5.0 🎉
You can also natively import and track posts from platforms directly into Shoutrrr + some fixes!
This means you don't even have to compose on Shoutrrr anymore, compose anywhere you want! 🤯
Coolify retweeted
Shadow ( @shadowarcanist ) cooked again 🤯
What if you can configure your apps with @coolifyio with your own words, embedded self-hosted model?
This is a very rough mvp, just to see how it could work in the future.
Coolify retweeted
What if we had a file manager in @coolifyio? 🤔
Extremely useful for managing things like WordPress, Minecraft Servers, and more! 📁
A few people got nervous about the number of releases (fixes) we do for @coolifyio in the past weeks, and I would like to address it as simple as possible.
My focus was scattered across several things in the summer (but maybe even more than that), due to personal & social (ai takes our job), etc.
This is a general thing nowadays between devs, entrepreneurs, etc. We are in this mess together.
So I decided to focus 90-95% of my time on the one thing that matters, Coolify. And ask my team to help me initially for a few weeks then they can focus on other projects.
Plus made a new, simplified and quicker way to release new versions, especially fixes. (also for features, but they are a bit slower ofc, as we need to take care almost 500k self-hosted instances and almost 4k cloud users).
🫰
