Alternatives to Dokploy
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Dokploy
An open-source, self-hostable platform for deploying applications and databases on your own servers with Docker.
15 alternatives
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Easypanel
A self-hosted server control panel that deploys your own apps and open-source services as Docker containers.
Easypanel offers a similar self-hosted web panel with git push deployments and over 750 one-click services, but it is not open source, unlike Dokploy.
Portainer
Web interface for deploying and managing Docker and Kubernetes workloads.
Portainer is a web console for Docker, Swarm and Kubernetes that deploys Compose stacks and Helm charts, with role-based access control limited to the paid Business Edition.
Docker Compose
A command-line tool that defines and runs multi-container applications from a single YAML file.
Docker Engine
The container runtime that builds, packages and runs applications in Docker containers.
Websoft9
A self-hosted web panel for deploying and managing hundreds of open-source apps on one server.
Cloud Native Buildpacks
Tooling that turns application source code into container images without writing a Dockerfile.
Kamal
A command-line tool that deploys containerized web apps to your own servers with zero downtime.
Kamal deploys containerized web apps to servers over SSH with zero downtime, using only the command line and configuration files instead of Dokploy's web dashboard.
Arcane
Modern web interface for managing Docker hosts and Compose stacks.
Dockhand
Docker management app with real-time container control and Compose stack support.
Dockhand is a closed-source Docker management app with Compose stack support and a free homelab tier, while business and enterprise capabilities require a paid plan.
Railpack
A zero-config builder that analyses application source code and turns it into a container image.
Komodo
Build and deploy software across multiple servers from one management application.
Komodo is a GPL-3.0 self-hosted application for building and deploying software across multiple servers, focused on deployment workflows rather than Dokploy's database management and backups.
ShinyProxy
A self-hosted server for deploying Shiny, Dash, Streamlit and other data science apps in containers.
1Panel
A web-based Linux server panel that deploys and manages applications as Docker containers.
Heroku CLI
Heroku's command-line tool for creating and managing apps on the Heroku platform from a terminal.
umbrelOS
A home server operating system with an app store for installing self-hosted apps in one click.