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Coolify: Can a Self-Hosted PaaS Simplify DevOps for Small Teams?

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  • Week 3

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  • Presentation

Description

This presentation explores Coolify, an open-source self-hosted Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) designed to simplify application deployment and infrastructure management. Running on Docker, Coolify automates Git-based deployments, SSL certificates, secrets handling, and database provisioning. The talk includes a technical deep dive into its architecture and a reflection on the trade-offs between using self-hosted solutions like Coolify versus managed platforms such as Heroku.

Relevance

Coolify is directly relevant to DevOps because it embodies key principles like Continuous Deployment, Infrastructure as Code, and automation of operational tasks. It shows how small teams can achieve DevOps practices without complex Kubernetes setups or expensive managed services. At the same time, it raises important questions about the balance between simplifying operations and retaining control over infrastructure—an ongoing challenge in modern DevOps practices.

@ahmedbashir10 ahmedbashir10 changed the title initial proposal Presentation: Coolify: Can a Self-Hosted PaaS Simplify DevOps for Small Teams? Sep 8, 2025
@ericcornelissen ericcornelissen self-assigned this Sep 9, 2025
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Unfortunately it is too late to submit a presentation for this week.

Pull request must be created 3 business days before the actual delivery

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