Understand Applications

What is an application How Applications Work Choose a Deployment Method Coming from Managed Platforms

Source Code

Overview Public Repositories Deploy Keys

Overview GitHub Actions GitHub Auto Deploy GitHub Preview Deployments Deploy a Public GitHub Repository GitHub Deploy Key Set Up a GitHub App Switch GitHub Apps

GitLab Bitbucket Gitea Other Git Providers

Builds

Railpack Static Dockerfile Docker Compose Docker Registries Custom Docker Options

Configuration

Overview General Advanced Environment Variables Persistent Storage Health Checks Resource Limits

Deployments

Overview Docker Image Automatic Deployments Manual Git Webhooks Preview Deployments Rolling Updates Rollbacks

Operations

Overview Scheduled Tasks Resource Operations Migrate an Application Danger Zone

Framework Examples

GitHub Auto Deploy

Coolify can deploy a new version of your application whenever you push changes to its GitHub repository.

Choose how GitHub starts the deployment.

Deploy through a GitHub App

Follow Set up a GitHub App first.

Coolify enables Auto Deploy for applications created through a GitHub App. If it is disabled:

Auto Deploy setting for a GitHub App application

Open the application.
Select Configuration > Advanced.
Enable Auto Deploy.
Push a commit to the configured branch and confirm that a deployment appears.

GitHub Actions

Build and publish an application image in GitHub Actions, then trigger a Coolify deployment.

GitHub Preview Deployments

Deploy pull requests separately with scoped access, variables, domains, and GitHub comments.

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GitHub Auto Deploy

Deploy through a GitHub App

Deploy through GitHub Actions

Deploy through a repository webhook

Enable Auto Deploy

Configure the GitHub webhook secret

Add the webhook on GitHub