Understand Applications

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

Source Code

Overview Public Repositories Deploy Keys Cursor Origin

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

NextJS Vite Vue Nuxt SvelteKit

NextJS

NextJS is a React framework that enables functionality such as server-side rendering and generating static websites.

Example repository.

Deploy with Nixpacks

Server build (NodeJS)

Set Build strategy to nixpacks.

Static build (SPA)

Set Build strategy to nixpacks.
Choose Static in Site type.
Set Output Directory to out.

Deploy with Dockerfile

If you are having problems with Nixpacks or want more control over the building stage, you can use a Dockerfile to deploy your NextJS application.

Prerequisites

Set Ports Exposes field to 3000.
Create a Dockerfile in the root of your project and copy the content from the official NextJS Repository.
Set the Build strategy to Dockerfile.

Danger Zone

Permanently delete an application and choose which related Docker resources Coolify removes.

Vite

Deploy Vite applications on Coolify with TypeScript or JavaScript, Nixpacks build process, and static site generation.

On this page

Deploy with Nixpacks

Server build (NodeJS)

Static build (SPA)

Deploy with Dockerfile