Deploy Web Apps EASY with CapRover
If you’re a developer looking for a simple and straightforward way to deploy your web apps, CapRover may be the perfect tool for you. CapRover is an open-source platform that makes it easy to deploy and manage your web applications in a hassle-free manner.
With CapRover, you can easily deploy your web apps with just a few simple commands. You don’t need to spend hours setting up complicated infrastructure or worry about managing servers. CapRover takes care of all the heavy lifting for you, so you can focus on building and improving your web apps.
CapRover provides a straightforward web interface that allows you to manage your applications, databases, and SSL certificates with ease. You can also configure custom domains, set up automated SSL certificate renewal, and monitor your app’s performance in real-time.
One of the best things about CapRover is its support for a wide range of popular programming languages and frameworks, including Node.js, Python, Ruby on Rails, and more. No matter what technologies you’re using to build your web apps, CapRover has got you covered.
CapRover also offers powerful features such as automatic scaling, zero-downtime deployment, and easy integration with popular deployment tools like Docker. This means that you can easily scale your app to handle increased traffic without any interruptions or downtime.
CapRover is also highly customizable, allowing you to add custom environment variables, install additional software, and configure your app exactly the way you want it. This flexibility ensures that you can build and deploy your web apps in the way that suits your needs best.
So if you’re tired of dealing with complex deployment processes and want a simpler, more streamlined way to deploy your web apps, give CapRover a try. With its easy-to-use interface, powerful features, and wide range of supported technologies, CapRover may be just the tool you need to take your web app deployment to the next level.
What purpose do you think caprover should be used for? For me this app feels so much unnecessary as it's badly designed and lacks upgrade of apps.
I was curious about list of apps so I just tried caprover. I'm very negatively surprised how outdated applications are(e.g. gitlab 11 while current is 17). There is just no way you can make it publicly available. Upgrade from 11 to 17 is at least 30 minutes procedure while installation gitlab-ce 17 from CLI is like 5 minutes procedure and caprover does not have any option to upgrade?? Also installation of caprover itself and installation of apps feel like house of cards – I installed gitlab from safari and it totally broke caprover so I had to reinstall it. Sometimes I can't do anything cause some error message "server is not ready yet". There are some nonsense restrictions about DNS records, which prevent me from installation behind NAT, setting domain for app requires to be caprover's IP – after verification(why such verification omg) I can set it to the router's IP so I can have SSL by let's encrypt. From some reason default app domain cannot be removed – that means I can't just click on button "go to the app" cause it's some .local domain.
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Can you do a video about a localhost (Docker + CapRover + ngrok) + custom domain? As far I understand, with this you can deploy this local PaaS as if it is online, and with your own domain. Is it possible?
there are some concerns floating around about the in-built netdata install that it sends some telemetry data somewhere? any truth to that ?
Zu viel englisch. Nichts für User, die mit Englisch nicht so klarkommen, dann doch lieber weiter mit yunohost
Have you tried running this as rootless docker? That's pretty much the only way I run docker now but it doesn't work under rootless 🙁
I've used Cap Rover for over 3 years in production on multiple client applications, serving the backend and front-end in the same digital Ocean droplet. No serious problems except user error. I also use it to host many small projects on the same droplet. Thinking of trying it with vpsdime. Just keep it mind it shares the memory between apps so a memory leak in one will make all projects reboot but your web service should be built to recover from such an event.
This is awesome.
I'm about to spin one up myself.
What about coolify?
how to make my own one-click app ? I have a Laravel app
Reborn for me! They make it easy to install all the different desktop environments. It’s had good performance on low end machines.
Manjaro also, same as reborn. Good new user experience.
Mint has to be up there! It is the os for all new users, stable, and fast!
Kubuntu is another great platform!
Finally, the vanilla arch install for those familiar with Linux. Fast and reliable with good support for snaps flatpak and aur!
Debian seemed good until it complained about amd pro drivers and would not install them.
Overall they are all the same, they all work well, and all can be customized to look the same!
I appear to be getting a shim and apparmor error. So weird.
I am using DietPi on Armbian on my homelab, would you recommend switching to this?
I wish you'd mentioned pricing 😫
Thanks for a useful review! I'm using Yunohost project (more comfortable for me) but going to try this one )
I use Univention works on Linux Mac and Windows.
Reminds me of yacht but with domains/subdomains
Sweet thank you again.
Thanks to @TommertyIRL for this suggestion! What are some other tools, applications, or services that you all love??