[felixbecker]

This looks very sleek but coolify.io is also open source and a more mature project in my opinion.

[hunvreus]

Coolify.io is definitely more mature.

I built /dev/push because I wanted to offer a more streamlined UX, closer to what Vercel offer.

I am planning on adding more runtimes (there's a PR for Bun for example), support for custom containers and support for Docker Swarm, allowing you to manage multiple servers with a single instance.

[baobun]

I think you can get stronger by building your own identity (rather than "like vercel") - starts with the headline/tagline and pitch in a way that stands on its own.

"Open source X alternatives" are dime-a-dozen and put a limit on what you can be in the eyes of users. It also sets expectations such that differences easily become disappointment. Not having a global CDN can otherwise simply be out of scope but can be "missing feature" when pitched as an alternative to an established service.

[satvikpendem]

I prefer Dokploy, Coolify sometimes has random bugs

[written-beyond]

Exactly, Dokploy doesn't get enough recognition because they don't burn through funds by spending it on marketing on YouTube channels

[greenie_beans]

i started with coolify but ended up at dokploy