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    Comment #43663293

    We are currently investigating and planning something for scaling not based on swarm, so stay tuned, it may happen soon.

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    Comment #43599151

    I totally understand, thanks for the feedback. We have a lot of stability improvements planned, especially for deployments (announcement soon).

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    Comment #43599108

    I understand. We recently made a change that makes all pages render like a SPA, so no full page reloads anymore, that said we are developing a new UI, most likely with vue.js.

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    Comment #43599097

    I know that feeling, we are constantly improving the stability of Coolify, so we hope that this is not the case with us.

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    Comment #43599087

    What upsells does Coolify have? All features are completely free and the Cloud version is exactly the same as the self-hosted one.

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    Comment #43599070

    Full instance migration is in development but not yet released.

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    Comment #43599065

    Just use the Clone button on the Resources page or on the Resource Operations tab of an application - the functions are very self-explanatory, so there is no documentation yet.

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    Comment #43599054

    Backup improvements are planned and under investigation. The only major issues with backups for non DB containers is that they need to be stopped to ensure data integrity. We are i…

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    Comment #43599048

    Then you have not tried Coolify and all its features.

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    Comment #43599042

    Coolify Cloud lets you connect your own servers in pretty much 1 click and then just deploy resources, you do not need to worry about upgrading Coolify, instance backups and so on,…

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    Comment #43595016

    We are also working on backups. The only big problem with backups for non DB Containers is that they need to be stopped to ensure data consistency, so we are looking at some filesy…

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    Comment #43594950

    I am glad you like it. If you have any problems or questions, just let me know.

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    Comment #43594944

    This is true for most alternatives, but not for Coolify. I am the second maintainer of Coolify and Andras and I maintain most of Core Coolify while we have 4 other maintainers help…

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    Comment #43594855

    Many stability improvements and a new UI/UX are coming soon.

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    Comment #43594806

    Exactly what problems did you have?

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    Comment #43594805

    Coolify is much more feature rich and well maintained with a clear open source license.

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    Comment #43594778

    A new UI is being planned and developed as we speak, so the UI/UX will improve a lot. PHP has nothing to do with this.

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    Comment #43594767

    What was the issue you had with Redis?

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    Comment #43594756

    We are currently investigating and planning something for scaling, so stay tuned, it may happen soon.

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    Comment #43594748

    Thanks for using it, there will be many more features to make it even more production ready and stable in the future.

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    Comment #43594715

    Yes, you can move or clone to a separate server with a single click. Only volumes are not currently supported when doing this.

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    Comment #43594693

    Yes, lots of exciting stuff coming soon.

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    Comment #43594666

    This is true for most alternatives, but not for Coolify. I am the second maintainer of Coolify and Andras and I maintain most of Core Coolify while we have 4 other maintainers help…

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    Comment #43594635

    It is only Docker Compose that has some limitations, but for all other types of applications it is currently zero downtime, but improvements are planned in this area.

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    Comment #43594617

    If you are using Nixpacks, then yes it is used to build you docker image.