[j_meier]

Hey mhrmsn

Coolify and CapRover use Docker under the hood, which works great if you’re running a single VPS. However, if you plan to host multiple apps on the VPS and need to scale the load across multiple VPS instances (a cluster), things get more complex. I once tried scaling with CapRover, and it worked, but the main challenge was storage management.

For example, if you’re running a database, its storage is tied to a specific VPS node. This means the database can only run on that particular node. In contrast, if you use k3s with Longhorn, volumes attached to a container are automatically replicated across multiple VPS nodes. This setup ensures that it doesn’t matter which node your database runs on. If a VPS node goes down, the database can seamlessly run on another node.

For automated deployments you can generate a webhook url and add it to your GitHub or Gitlab repo and configure it so that if you push new commits, the newest version will automatically be deployed on QuickStack.

I hope this answers your question! :)

[mhrmsn]

That was very helpful, thanks! Might give it a shot later this week for a new API :)

[j_meier]

Cool :)