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Dokploy vs Publish Markdown 2

Dokploy is an open-source platform for deploying apps, whereas Publish Markdown focuses on markdown publishing via API.

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What it is
Dokploy:Dokploy is an open-source platform for self-hosted multi-server app and database deployments with Docker, Traefik and real-time monitoring.
Publish Markdown 2:Publish Markdown lets you create, edit, and share markdown files instantly via a simple REST API.
Best for
Dokploy:Self-hosted multi-server deployments
Publish Markdown 2:One-click markdown publishing via API
Who it’s for
Dokploy:Developers and teams needing flexible, self-hosted PaaS-style deployments.
Publish Markdown 2:Developers who need programmatic publishing of markdown content.
Pricing
Dokploy:Freemium
Publish Markdown 2:Free
Plans
Dokploy:Hobby $4.50/mo per server per month · Startup $15/mo per month
Publish Markdown 2:—
Open source
Dokploy:Yes, 37,531 GitHub stars
Publish Markdown 2:—
Works with
Dokploy:Nixpacks, Heroku Buildpacks, Docker, Docker Compose, Traefik, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB
Publish Markdown 2:—
DevHunt upvotes
Dokploy:19
Publish Markdown 2:1
Launched on DevHunt
Dokploy:Jun 2024
Publish Markdown 2:Aug 2026

Dokploy features

  • Multi-server Deployments. Deploy applications across multiple remote servers with zero-config setup.
  • Docker Compose Support. Native support for full Docker Compose stacks for complex services.
  • Database Management & Backups. Manage MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, MariaDB, Redis with automated backups.
  • Real-time Monitoring & Alerts. Monitor CPU, memory, network and receive alerts for each deployment.
  • API & CLI Access. Automate and extend functionality via a complete REST API and CLI.
  • Docker Swarm Clusters. Scale applications across nodes using built-in Docker Swarm support.
  • Open-source Templates. One-click deployment of popular stacks like Supabase, Cal.com, PocketBase.
  • Advanced User Management. Roles, permissions, 2FA and SSO for secure multi-user environments.

Publish Markdown 2 features

  • Create Markdown. POST /markdown to create a document with optional identifier, password and expiration.
  • Retrieve Markdown. GET /markdown or /markdown/{identifier} to fetch documents, with pagination support.
  • Update Markdown. PUT /markdown/{identifier} to modify content, identifier, password or expiration.
  • Delete Markdown. DELETE /markdown/{identifier} to permanently remove a document.
  • Password Protection. Add a plain-text password to restrict access to a markdown page.
  • Expiration Dates. Set an ISO-8601 expiration to auto-expire published markdown.

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