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Coolify is an open-source & self-hostable alternative to Heroku / Netlify / Vercel / etc. It helps you manage your servers, applications, and databases on your own hardware; you only need an SSH connection. You can manage VPS, Bare Metal, Raspberry PIs, and anything else. Imagine having the ease of a cloud but with your own servers. That is Coolify. No vendor lock-in, which means that all the configurations for your applications/databases/etc are saved to your server. So, if you decide to...

...It comes with nginx, Mysql, multi PHP-FPM versions, multi-users, Supervisor, Composer, npm, free Let's Encrypt certificates, Git deployment, fail2ban, Redis, API, and with a simple graphical interface useful to manage Laravel, Codeigniter, Symfony, WordPress or other PHP sites. Easy install: set up one or more servers with a click in less than ten minutes without be a Linux expert. Server Management: manage one or more servers in as easy as a few clicks without be a LEMP Guru. Perfect stack for PHP devs: Cipi comes with nginx, PHP, MySql, Composer, npm, Redis and Supervisor. No unsed open ports, unprivileged PHP, isolated system users and filesystem, only SFTP (no insecure FTP), http/2, Free SSL certificates everywhere.

This package provides a non-blocking HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2 application server written in PHP based on Amp. Several features are provided in separate packages, such as the WebSocket component. The package was previously named amphp/aerys, but has been renamed to be easier to remember, as many people were having issues with the old name. Amp’s HTTP server is a non-blocking HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2 application server written in PHP. This means that there’s no Apache or Nginx required to serve PHP...

PHPloy is an incremental Git FTP and SFTP deployment tool. By keeping track of the state of the remote server(s) it deploys only the files that were committed since the last deployment. PHPloy supports submodules, sub-submodules, deploying to multiple servers and rollbacks. PHPloy requires PHP 7.3+ and Git 1.8+. PHPloy is very easy to use. PHPloy stores a file called .revision on the server. This file contains the hash of the commit that you have deployed to that server. When you run PHPloy,...

The goal of LAMPRAD is to provide Cluster-able Rapid Application Development for LAMP Servers, or more specifically Rapid Application Development for PHP and MySQL. At the core of the design only 3 LAMPRAD PHP files are loaded onto the web server, these should be nearly set and forget. All application files are stored in a MySQL table (with version history). This design allows rapid deployment of additional web and MySQL servers, all this transparent to your application.