Qoddi on Cloudron - deploy websites using a variety of frameworks
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Main Site: https://qoddi.com/
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Also See: Coolify - https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/6818/coolify-an-open-source-self-hostable-heroku-netlify-alternative/6
via Arya:
"Qoddi is a self-hosted, open source platform designed for deploying and hosting web projects. It supports various static site generators, frameworks, and languages, including Astro, Hugo, Jekyll, PHP, and Node.js. Qoddi provides a simple and user-friendly interface for deploying, managing, and scaling your web projects. Some key features of Qoddi include:
Automatic deployments: Qoddi can automatically deploy your projects from a Git repository whenever you push changes.
Custom domains: You can easily configure custom domains for your projects, allowing you to use your own domain name.
HTTPS support: Qoddi supports HTTPS out of the box, ensuring secure connections to your web projects.
Easy scaling: You can quickly scale your projects up or down, depending on your needs, without any downtime.
Rollback feature: Qoddi allows you to roll back your project to a previous version if you encounter any issues.
Qoddi is useful for developers and organizations that prefer to have more control over their hosting environment and want a self-hosted, open source alternative to platforms like Vercel and Netlify. It offers a simple and powerful way to deploy and manage web projects, making it an attractive option for various types of projects."
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Correct me if I'm wrong
But I don’t think Qoddi can be self-hostedQoddi is a fully managed App Hosting Platform running on a tier 1 network
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Main Site: https://qoddi.com/
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Licence:
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Docker:
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Demo:
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Also See: Coolify - https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/6818/coolify-an-open-source-self-hostable-heroku-netlify-alternative/6
via Arya:
"Qoddi is a self-hosted, open source platform designed for deploying and hosting web projects. It supports various static site generators, frameworks, and languages, including Astro, Hugo, Jekyll, PHP, and Node.js. Qoddi provides a simple and user-friendly interface for deploying, managing, and scaling your web projects. Some key features of Qoddi include:
Automatic deployments: Qoddi can automatically deploy your projects from a Git repository whenever you push changes.
Custom domains: You can easily configure custom domains for your projects, allowing you to use your own domain name.
HTTPS support: Qoddi supports HTTPS out of the box, ensuring secure connections to your web projects.
Easy scaling: You can quickly scale your projects up or down, depending on your needs, without any downtime.
Rollback feature: Qoddi allows you to roll back your project to a previous version if you encounter any issues.
Qoddi is useful for developers and organizations that prefer to have more control over their hosting environment and want a self-hosted, open source alternative to platforms like Vercel and Netlify. It offers a simple and powerful way to deploy and manage web projects, making it an attractive option for various types of projects." @timconsidine said in Qoddi on Cloudron - deploy websites using a variety of frameworks:
Correct me if I'm wrong
But I don’t think Qoddi can be self-hostedI don't think you are wrong
@LoudLemur said in Qoddi on Cloudron - deploy websites using a variety of frameworks:
I also don't think that repo has anything to do with https://qoddi.com/
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@LoudLemur maybe move it to discuss if you can?
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