Dokploy: Effortless Deployment Solution

Hello Community, Happy weekend.

Happy to Announce the availability of Dokploy, Yet Another Open Source Alternative to Vercel, Netlify and Heroku.


Automatically Deploy Applications to your VM from github/Gitlab/BitBucket or Gitea using Ci/CD using Dokploy, now within NEthserver 8

geniusdynamics/ns8-dokploy: Dokploy App for NEthserver 8

Installation via: add-module Package dokploy · GitHub 1

After Installation, and Navigation, Login to Application Dashbaord, and Navigate to SSh keys

Generate new, or Add existing SSH key Pairs.

Then Navigate to Remote Servers, and Add your remote Deployment Server

After Adding a Remote Server, Setup the Server

Click on Setup Server

An Automated Script will Run to configure your Server(for heavy users, you can customize the script)


Validate that everything was configured with the Automated script

You should Now BE Able to Deploy Any Application Templates, Docker compose Files, or your won custom Built Apps from a git repository wth CI/CD pipeline


Other Tutorials can be found on Docmost Website
Welcome to Dokploy | Dokploy

Happy Testing, Test Backup and Restor,e and move between nodes, and Report…

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Nice one. I tried to setup a Debian 12 node with Wordpress.

The white logo is not visible:

Dokploy shows as “output” in Software Center:

When your repo is enabled, restore doesn’t work because there are still a lot of apps without a stable release version:

In the end the restore fails but I don’t know why:

this is an interestingly weired scenario.

I did not Publish the Apps as Stable, mostly because Backup and Restore Has not Been Fully tested. I would hate to release an App as production release that backup and restore does not work…

Ok, looking at the codebase for Dokploy, i can see the Restore is wrongly Implemented, let me work on that…

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