It is hard to diff the two because Coolify is pretty small atm and I never used Dokku, but:
Does not need a remote git where you need to push your code.
Does not have buildpacks, it discovers the type of the application from the codebase.
The only one thing you need to do is to add the URL of your Coolify service as a Git Webhook to your repository.
It determines the domain name of the application you are deploying based on the Git repository name, like for us github.com/coollabsio/note.coollab... -> the subdomain in all configurations (e.g: reverse proxy) will be note.coollabs.io.
As it does not have any frontend code, lots of things are predefined, like the domain name question. If it will have, that's a totally different story. 😄
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How does Coolify differ from Dokku?
(github.com/dokku/dokku)
It is hard to diff the two because Coolify is pretty small atm and I never used Dokku, but:
As it does not have any frontend code, lots of things are predefined, like the domain name question. If it will have, that's a totally different story. 😄