How to Deploy a Full-Stack App (Node.js + PostgreSQL) with Coolify
Frontend-only deployments are simple enough — push a React or Next.js app to a VPS and you're running. But most production applications need more.
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Coolify hosting guides: install, secure, back up and scale a self-hosted PaaS on a VPS, Coolify Cloud pricing, n8n and 15ext.js deployments and comparisons. N articles from the MassiveGRID engineering teams.
Dokploy vs Coolify in 2026: Footprint, Features, Cloud Plans and Which One to Self-Host
The two self-hosted PaaS platforms most teams shortlist, compared head to head: footprint, build types, Compose and multi-server support, backups, monitoring, the paid Cloud plans, and the server each one needs. CapRover gets a footnote, not a column.
Read MoreHow to Self-Host Plausible Analytics with Coolify on a VPS
Google Analytics collects data about your visitors and sends it to Google's servers. It requires cookie consent banners under GDPR.
Read MoreCoolify Backup Strategy: Protecting Your Self-Hosted Applications and Databases
Running a self-hosted platform like Coolify gives you full control over your applications, databases, and infrastructure.
Read MoreCoolify Cloud vs Self-Hosted Coolify: Pricing ($5 for Two Servers, $3 Each After) and When Self-Hosting Makes Sense
Coolify Cloud costs $5 a month for two connected servers and $3 for each one after; self-hosted Coolify is free. The bills at one, three and ten servers, and who should pick which.
Read MoreMulti-Server Coolify Setup: Scaling Beyond a Single VPS
Multi-Server Coolify Setup: When to Scale Beyond a Single Server, Understanding Coolify's Multi-Server Architecture and Adding Remote Servers to Coolify.
Read MoreRunning Multiple Apps on One VPS with Coolify: Resource Planning Guide
Coolify makes deploying applications effortless. Connect a Git repository, click deploy, and your app is live with SSL and a reverse proxy in minutes.
Read MoreSecurity Hardening Your Coolify Server: A Production-Ready Checklist
You followed the installation guide, deployed your first application, set up automated backups, and now Coolify is running your production stack.
Read MoreCoolify vs Dokploy vs CapRover vs Dokku: Choosing the Right Self-Hosted PaaS for Your Stack
Coolify, Coolify Cloud, Dokploy, CapRover and Dokku compared as a decision framework: who each one is for, the feature matrix, idle footprint and a decision tree by team size and stack.
Read MoreHow to Deploy a Next.js App with Coolify on a VPS
Vercel made deploying Next.js effortless — push to Git, get a URL, done. But that convenience comes with a price tag that scales faster than your traffic.
Read MoreHow to Install Coolify on a VPS: One Command, 2 Cores, 2 GB RAM, Port 8000 (2026 Guide)
Coolify installs with one command on a fresh Ubuntu or Debian server: 2 cores, 2 GB of RAM, 10 GB of disk and port 8000 for the first login are all it needs.
Read MoreHow to Migrate from Heroku to Coolify on Your Own VPS
Heroku was the gold standard for developer experience. Push your code, get a URL, move on. For years, it was the fastest path from idea to production.
Read MoreHow to Host n8n with Coolify on a VPS: Service Template, PostgreSQL, Volumes, Webhooks and Sizing
To host n8n with Coolify, deploy the n8n service template, switch it to PostgreSQL, keep the data volume, set the webhook URL and HTTPS, and size the server for your workflows.
Read MoreHow to Self-Host Uptime Kuma with Coolify (Server Monitoring on Your Infrastructure)
How to Self-Host Uptime Kuma with Coolify: Prerequisites, Deploying Uptime Kuma Through Coolify, Configuring Monitors and Setting Up Notification Channels.
Read MoreVercel vs Self-Hosted Coolify: The True Cost Comparison for 2026
A three-developer Next.js app at 500,000 page views costs about $135 a month on Vercel Pro once seats, Flat Rate CDN, compute and builds are added up, and $19.16 on a MassiveGRID server running Coolify.
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