[Question/Docs]: Can this project run on Coolify behind a Traefik proxy?

[SamRepository]

Hi team,

As a beginner in the Docker ecosystem, I really appreciate the provided docker-compose.yaml and .env files in this project.

I have a quick question regarding deployment: Can the current configurations shown in the .env and docker-compose.yaml run out-of-the-box on a Coolify instance behind a Traefik proxy?

Coolify dynamically manages Traefik routing, but I wanted to confirm if there are any specific hardcoded network bindings, port conflicts, or Traefik labels I need to manually add to your compose file for it to work smoothly.

If it is fully compatible, would you be open to a small Pull Request updating the README with a "Deploying to Coolify" section for other beginners?

Thanks in advance!

[leex279]

Hey Sam,

I dont think it can. Did not test it recently but as far as I remember some time last year and it did not work for me quickly, so I moved on and did invest more time into it.
Think some people managed to make it work, but not sure what exactly was needed for this.

Did you try it yourself and failed or not even tried?

Best,
Thomas

[SamRepository]

Hi Thomas,

Thanks for your reply! I haven’t had the chance to test it out yet. I was curious because on my local Linux server, I typically use Coolify, and I wondered if it might be technically possible since Coolify functions as a kind of container manager with a built-in reverse proxy (Traefik). I’ll give it a try in the near future to see if it works.

If you happen to know of any useful resources or tips to make the integration work, I’d greatly appreciate it!

Best regards,
Sam

[Huaian666]

performance surprised me tbh. expected it to be slower than what we were using but it's noticeably faster in our benchmarks.