Coolify

About Coolify

Coolify is an open-source, self-hosted platform for deploying applications, databases, and services on servers you control. It provides a web interface for connecting Git repositories, building containerized applications, managing environment variables, viewing deployment logs, configuring domains, and operating persistent services. The VoyraCloud application image provides Coolify on a ready-to-use Linux VPS. Users keep control of the server and remain responsible for the applications, data, credentials, updates, backups, security, and capacity of their deployment.

Common Use Cases

Developers can connect public or private Git repositories and deploy websites, APIs, backend services, and full-stack applications from one dashboard. Small teams can run databases, Docker-based services, staging environments, and internal tools on infrastructure they control. Agencies and technical operators can manage multiple projects, domains, environment variables, deployment logs, and application updates from a self-hosted platform.

Key Features

• •Git-based deployments for supported repository providers
• •Docker-based application and service deployment
• •Support for static sites, APIs, backends, databases, and Docker Compose workloads
• •Environment variable, deployment log, and health-check management
• •Custom domains with automatic Let's Encrypt certificate handling
• •Persistent project, application, database, and service configuration
• •Web-based terminal and real-time deployment information
• •Full server access for user-managed operations and maintenance

Why Deploy Coolify on VoyraCloud VPS

VoyraCloud Cloud VPS provides a general-purpose Linux environment for self-hosted application delivery, websites, APIs, databases, and developer tools. Residential IP VPS is also supported when a user's workload specifically requires that product's network characteristics. Start from a preinstalled Coolify environment, connect your own repositories and domains, and manage deployment workflows on a VPS you control. Choose resources according to the applications, builds, databases, storage, and traffic you plan to run.