One-command deploy
Push to Git, Ployer builds and deploys automatically. Dockerfile, Nixpacks, and Docker Compose all work.
Deploy your apps.
Without the bloat.
A lightweight, self-hosted PaaS that deploys from Git with automatic SSL, health checks, and webhooks. Targeting <50MB RAM idle.
Think Coolify, but leaner.
Everything you need to deploy
Simple, fast, and resource-efficient. No Kubernetes required.
HTTPS with nothing to configure
Caddy and Let's Encrypt handle certificates. Point your DNS at the server and the padlock is there.
- Webhooks
- GitHub and GitLab push events trigger a deploy. Set it up once.
- Health checks
- HTTP polling with auto-restart when a container stops answering.
- Live logs
- Build and runtime logs stream over WebSocket while they happen.
- Multi-server
- Run apps across several servers from one dashboard.
- Encrypted secrets
- Environment variables encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM.
- Container stats
- CPU, memory, and network I/O per container.
Simple architecture
Everything runs on a single server. No orchestrator, no external database. Caddy takes the traffic, Ployer holds the state, Docker runs the workloads.
Internet
Caddy Ports 80/443. TLS termination, automatic SSL
Ployer Rust/Axum API + SvelteKit frontend (single binary)
SQLite WAL mode
Docker Container mgmt
Caddy API Dynamic routing
Minimal requirements
Runs on virtually any VPS. No beefy hardware needed.
- OS
- Ubuntu 22.04+ / Debian 12
- RAM
- 1 GB minimum
- CPU
- 1 vCPU
- Disk
- 20 GB
- Arch
- x86_64 / arm64
- Prerequisite
- Docker installed
Install in one command
Point your domain's DNS A record to your server, then run:
Run as root on the server
curl -fsSL https://ployer.nusendra.com/install.sh | sudo bash While it runs, the installer:
- Detect your OS and architecture
- Download the pre-built binary
- Configure Caddy as reverse proxy
- Set up systemd services
- Provision HTTPS automatically