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Dokploy vs Dplyd
Short answer: Pick Dokploy if you want self-hosted PaaS with multi-server Docker orchestration; pick Dplyd if you want public deployment logs with community reactions. Dokploy has a free plan, paid from $15/month; Dplyd is free.
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Which to pick
Pick Dokploy if you want…
- Self-hosted PaaS with multi-server Docker orchestration
- Self-hosted app hosting
- Open-source code (Dokploy/dokploy on GitHub)
- Integrations with Nixpacks, Heroku Buildpacks or Dockerfile (on Dokploy's list, not Dplyd's)
Pick Dplyd if you want…
- Public deployment logs with community reactions
- A free tool
- Integrations with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or Vercel (on Dplyd's list, not Dokploy's)
Side by side
- What it is
- Dokploy:Dokploy is an open-source self-hosted platform for deploying containerized apps and databases on VPS with Docker, Docker-Compose and Traefik support.
- Dplyd:Dplyd provides a public log and badge system for developers to showcase and celebrate each deployment.
- Best for
- Dokploy:Self-hosted PaaS with multi-server Docker orchestration
- Dplyd:Public deployment logs with community reactions
- Who it’s for
- Dokploy:Developers and teams who want full control over multi-server deployments without vendor lock-in
- Dplyd:Developers who want to share and track their deployments publicly.
- Pricing
- Dokploy:Freemium
- Dplyd:Free
- Starting price
- Dokploy:$15/month (Startup)
- Dplyd:Free
- Free plan or trial
- Dokploy:Free trial
- Dplyd:Free to use
- Plans
- Dokploy:Hobby $4.50 per month per server · Startup $15 per month
- Dplyd:—
- Open source
- Dokploy:Yes, 37,607 GitHub stars
- Dplyd:—
- Works with
- Dokploy:Nixpacks, Heroku Buildpacks, Dockerfile, Docker Compose, Traefik, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB
- Dplyd:GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Vercel, Netlify
Dokploy features
- Multi-server deployments. Deploy applications across multiple remote servers with zero-config setup.
- Docker Compose & Swarm. Native support for Docker Compose stacks and Docker Swarm clusters.
- Flexible build options. Use Nixpacks, Heroku Buildpacks or custom Dockerfiles for any stack.
- Database management. Create, backup and restore MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, MariaDB and Redis.
- Real-time monitoring. Live CPU, memory and network metrics with alerts for each deployment.
- API & CLI access. Automate and extend functionality via a full REST API and command-line tool.
Dplyd features
- Public deploy log. Creates a permanent, visible record of every shipped release on your profile.
- Embeddable badges. Generates live badges for GitHub READMEs or portfolios that update automatically.
- Shipping streaks. Tracks consecutive days of deployments to highlight consistency.
- One-line CI/CD integration. Add a single curl command to any pipeline—no SDK required.
- Real-time feed. Shows live deployments from the community in a public feed.
- API access. Provides an API endpoint for posting deployment messages programmatically.
Dokploy vs Dplyd FAQ
What is the difference between Dokploy and Dplyd?+
Open-source platform for hosting apps, whereas Dplyd only logs deployments.
Should I use Dokploy or Dplyd?+
Pick Dokploy if you want self-hosted PaaS with multi-server Docker orchestration, self-hosted app hosting or open-source code (Dokploy/dokploy on GitHub). Pick Dplyd if you want public deployment logs with community reactions, a free tool or integrations with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or Vercel (on Dplyd's list, not Dokploy's).
Is Dokploy or Dplyd free?+
Dokploy has a free plan; paid plans start at $15/month (Startup). Dplyd is free.
Which is cheaper, Dokploy or Dplyd?+
Dplyd is free, so it costs less. Dokploy starts at $15/month (Startup).
Is Dokploy or Dplyd open source?+
Dokploy is open source (Dokploy/dokploy on GitHub). DevHunt has no public source repository on record for Dplyd.
Do Dokploy and Dplyd integrate with the same tools?+
Their integration lists don't overlap: Dokploy lists Nixpacks, Heroku Buildpacks, Dockerfile, Docker Compose and 5 more; Dplyd lists GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Vercel and Netlify.
On DevHunt
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