Deploy from local to production (self-hosted)

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  1. airo

    Deploy your projects from local to production (self-hosted).

    Nope, it just copies over a hand-made Caddyfile and restarts a docker container that you need to already be running: https://github.com/bypirob/airo/blob/1a827a76f2254e5ca4f4ba4...

    This looks extremely barebones and makes a large number of assumptions in its current state. This is better as a Show HN after some more dev work has been completed.

  2. InfluxDB

    InfluxDB high-performance time series database. Collect, organize, and act on massive volumes of high-resolution data to power real-time intelligent systems.

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  3. kamal

    Deploy web apps anywhere.

    What’s the advantage of this over Kamal? (https://kamal-deploy.org/)

  4. clace

    App deployment simplified. GitOps without the hassles. Application server for deploying internal tools for teams.

    Another option you could consider is a tool I have been building for deploying webapps across a team. https://github.com/claceio/clace has the usual deployment related functionality like gitops, TLS certs.

    It has some unique features like supporting OAuth authentication for the apps, staging env for each app (code and config changes are staged before deployment), supporting declarative update, supporting hypermedia based apps natively etc.

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