Worked around a weird issue with #CapRover deploying using the wrong Docker platform so decided to do a write up
https://sean.taylormadetech.dev/2026/02/02/caprover-deployment-platform.html
Worked around a weird issue with #CapRover deploying using the wrong Docker platform so decided to do a write up
https://sean.taylormadetech.dev/2026/02/02/caprover-deployment-platform.html
Running #CapRover locally from source, I just saw the new Docker Compose deploy option in the dashboard
It feels inspired by what #Coolify is doing: instead of only single-container apps, you can now spin up multi-service stacks directly. Super handy for real-world apps (db + backend + worker, etc)
And the classic One-Click Apps are still great for creating apps where the admin is asked questions that will generate a set of containers with their params
Just deployed @linuxserver's #webtop with #CapRover in 1 click, **from my phone** to my server
Now I have a full #Linux desktop in my browser. Perfect while my laptop’s at the repair shop for 5 days.
If you're curious, I can share how it holds up in daily use
Plus this is only http://v3.silex.me, but tere is the @puter integration
https://puter.com/app/silex
And soon the self hosting madness with #caprover one click app:
https://github.com/caprover/one-click-apps/pull/1172
Really digging these new recent updates to https://caprover.com/.
Changelog: https://github.com/caprover/caprover/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md
Screenshot of the new project structure which lets me group deployables together (think: a web and background worker deploy for a particular project).
More details about how I use #CapRover to serve multiple #Django projects from one #DigitalOcean #VPS: https://alldjango.com/articles/serve-multiple-django-sites-from-one-cloud-server.
My website https://taylormadetech.dev/ is now off of Heroku and self hosted on Hetzner using Caprover
It's such a nice stack, took me 30~ minutes to go from creating a new VPS to having a website up and running
With a lot of help from @tobide
version 2.15.0 of https://github.com/adamghill/build-docker-and-deploy-to-caprover has now been released.
This release slugifies the Docker image name since some characters are not allowed there. It also provides a way to specify a custom Docker image name.
#CapRover is a #SelfHosted #PaaS. It allows me to not worry about serving lots of low traffic side websites. See https://alldjango.com/articles/serve-multiple-django-sites-from-one-cloud-server for a long article about how I serve ~10 #Django sites from one low-cost VPS.