coollabsio/coolify
Coolify is a self-hosted platform for managing and deploying applications, databases, and services. It provides a comprehensive interface for provisioning servers, configuring environments, and handling deployments via Docker and Kubernetes. The system supports a wide range of resources including PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, and various cloud providers, with robust notification and security features.
51.3
Adequate · 19 July 2026
152k
lines of production code
PHP
with JavaScript
1
bus factor · 702 authors in all
2
measurements over time
How it got here
2021–2023 · Laravel and Livewire 3 migration
The project underwent a major architectural shift, migrating the codebase from a SvelteKit-based frontend to a Laravel and Livewire 3 backend-driven architecture. This period involved removing legacy deployment logic and Svelte components, replacing them with new PHP controllers, service providers, and Livewire components for all UI interactions. The work also included establishing a new database schema, implementing comprehensive notification channels, and introducing robust security measures like encrypted storage and strict middleware.
121 changes
2024–2025 · Comprehensive UI and API expansion
This period focused on significantly expanding the user interface and backend capabilities, introducing new management interfaces for scheduled tasks, database backups, shared variables, and server security. The release also delivered a full REST API, enhanced notification channels, and improved terminal access, while simultaneously hardening the codebase with extensive validation and test coverage.
78 changes
2026 · MCP server and configuration tracking
This period focused on introducing a read-only MCP server for infrastructure inspection and implementing application configuration change tracking. The work was heavily supported by extensive test coverage for webhooks, security, and deployment configurations.
15 changes
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