Self-hosted Instance

Monitoring Notifications Webhook Payloads Coolify Instance Updates - Self-hosted Commands Delete User OAuth Create Root User with Environment Variables Define Custom Docker Network with Environment Variables Custom Docker Registry Custom Compose Overrides Change Localhost Key

DNS & Domains

DNS Configuration Domains

Destinations

Introduction Creating Destinations Managing Destinations

Resources

Environment Variables Persistent Storage Drain Logs Rolling updates Health checks Node.js Multi-Core Scaling Supported Cron Syntax

Introduction Aws S3 Backup Setup Cloudflare R2 Supabase Storage

Cloudflare R2

Cloudflare R2 is an S3 compatible storage. You can use it with Coolify to store your backups.

Configuration

You need to create a bucket first in the Cloudflare R2 dashboard.
Then you need to create a R2 API token with Object Read & Write permission.
You can find the S3 client credentials when the token is created.

Tip

You will need the Access Key ID, Secret Access Key and the S3 endpoint from this view. Save them.

You can use the details from the previous step to configure Coolify.

Aws S3 Backup Setup

Set up automated Coolify backups with AWS S3 including IAM policy creation, bucket configuration, access key setup, and cost-effective lifecycle rules.

Supabase Storage

Configure Supabase Storage as an S3-compatible backup destination for Coolify using your project endpoint, bucket, region, and access keys.

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Cloudflare R2 Configuration