Dokploy
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Open-source, self-hosted PaaS for deploying applications, databases, and Docker containers with an intuitive web interface. Alternative to Heroku and Vercel for self-hosters.
Pros
- +Free and open source
- +Supports Docker and Docker Compose natively
- +Built-in database management for PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis
- +Real-time monitoring
- +App templates for common stacks
Cons
- -Requires your own server infrastructure
- -Less mature than established PaaS platforms
- -Managed cloud option is paid
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