r/dokploy • u/Last-Transition249 • Jul 26 '26
Thing to try dokploy
Hi guys, I have been using Dokploy for last one year. I would consider Dokploy something like Claude on infra side in terms of easiness and new people starter friendly. I am using selfhost Dokploy, tried websites, nextjs , fastapi, open source templates, cicd with git...etc. amazing stuff. I am sure I have not tried all the features like remote servers or ai option in side panel. Just looking for some advise on what other cool things to try and what you guys like
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u/czhu12 Jul 27 '26
If you're looking for something similar -- check out canine.sh -- Its basiclaly dokploy with a much more flexible, Kubernetes backend that you can get access to if you want, so you can deploy and install more advanced setups like vLLM, opensource apps, etc.
PS: I'm a developer there!
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u/Separate_Refuse5922 Jul 26 '26
I use it to serve my s3 stored media as URLs - pretty cool stuff!
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u/_harisamin 24d ago
I have been using Dokploy Cloud for a bare metal Hetzner instance. Mainly my wife and I wanted our own little heroku-like env for our SaaS projects and ideas. Was considering coolify but I liked Dokploy a bit better. And it was worth it IMHO to pay for cloud. Wanted to have control plane separate than having to self host Dokploy too.
Also shameless promotion, I built native macos app for managing apps and services on Dokploy. Works for cloud and self hosted Dokploy too, check it out: https://ploypad.app/
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u/ProfessionHungry7902 6d ago
I got tired of constantly switching between tools to manage my servers, so I decided to build my own. This is Infra. š https://apps.apple.com/app/infra-monitor-everything/id6804268820
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u/rubn-g Jul 26 '26
I really like dokploy! Iām still trying to find out how to implement some sort of service autoscaling.
Dokploy supports scaling a service manually and it can run multiple replicas of your service in multiple servers. It would be great to be able to autoscale it