I’m looking for a simple way to manage and deploy services/web apps to a machine of mine. I want the least amount of maintenance as possible, easy updates, and easy deployment as much as possible (obviously you’re paying for convenience with those services so it can only be so easy). I’m hoping for a solid web UI to manage everything through. Has anyone here had a good experience with anything like this on their own machines?
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I’ve been using portainer for this and really like it. It does tether you into using docker images but that’s not really a bad thing nowadays.
Have a look at dokku, which is a self hosted heroku alternative https://dokku.com/
Thanks, looks promising for sure—is this entirely CLI or does it have a UI?
i believe someone released an unofficial UI on github, but i couldn’t tell you the name of the repo anymore
Alright thanks, honestly the CLI alone looks really good, I’ll give it a shot!
Apart from Dokku, there’s coolify and caprover.