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Self-hosting made simple.
Deploy, secure, back up, snapshot, and maintain your servers with confidence.
Most self-hosted Coolify servers break because:
Stop babysitting your Coolify server. Quicklify was built to fix that.
# 1. Get your API token from Hetzner, DigitalOcean, Vultr, or Linode
# 2. Run the installer
npx quicklify init
# 3. Access Coolify at http://<your-ip>:8000
That's it. Quicklify handles server provisioning, SSH key setup, firewall configuration, and Coolify installation automatically.
| Problem | Solution |
|---|---|
| Broke your server with an update? | Pre-update snapshot protection via maintain |
| No idea if your server is healthy? | Built-in monitoring, health checks, and doctor diagnostics |
| Security is an afterthought? | Firewall, SSH hardening, SSL, and security audits built-in |
| Backups? Maybe someday... | One-command backup & restore with manifest tracking |
| Managing multiple servers? | --all flag across backup, maintain, status, and health |
| Existing server not tracked? | quicklify add brings any Coolify server under management |
quicklify init # Interactive setup
quicklify init --provider hetzner # Non-interactive
quicklify init --config quicklify.yml # From YAML config
quicklify init --template production # Use a template
quicklify list # List all servers
quicklify status my-server # Check server & Coolify status
quicklify status --all # Check all servers
quicklify ssh my-server # SSH into server
quicklify restart my-server # Restart server
quicklify destroy my-server # Destroy cloud server entirely
quicklify add # Add existing Coolify server
quicklify remove my-server # Remove from local config
quicklify config set key value # Manage default configuration
quicklify export # Export server list to JSON
quicklify import servers.json # Import servers from JSON
quicklify update my-server # Update Coolify
quicklify maintain my-server # Full maintenance (snapshot + update + health + reboot)
quicklify maintain --all # Maintain all servers
quicklify backup my-server # Backup DB + config
quicklify backup --all # Backup all servers
quicklify restore my-server # Restore from backup
quicklify snapshot create my-server # Create VPS snapshot (with cost estimate)
quicklify snapshot list my-server # List snapshots
quicklify snapshot list --all # List all snapshots across servers
quicklify snapshot delete my-server # Delete a snapshot
quicklify firewall status my-server # Check firewall
quicklify firewall setup my-server # Configure UFW
quicklify secure audit my-server # Security audit
quicklify secure harden my-server # SSH hardening + fail2ban
quicklify domain add my-server --domain example.com # Set domain + SSL
quicklify monitor my-server # CPU, RAM, disk usage
quicklify logs my-server # View Coolify logs
quicklify logs my-server -f # Follow logs
quicklify health # Health check all servers
quicklify doctor # Check local environment
| Provider | Status | Regions | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hetzner Cloud | Stable | EU, US | ~€4/mo |
| DigitalOcean | Stable | Global | ~$18/mo |
| Vultr | Stable | Global | ~$10/mo |
| Linode (Akamai) | Beta | Global | ~$24/mo |
Prices reflect the default starter template per provider. You can choose a different size during setup. Linode support is in beta — community testing welcome.
Deploy with a single config file:
# quicklify.yml
provider: hetzner
region: nbg1
size: cax11
name: my-coolify
fullSetup: true
domain: coolify.example.com
quicklify init --config quicklify.yml
| Template | Best For | Includes |
|---|---|---|
starter | Testing, side projects | 1–2 vCPU, 2–4 GB RAM |
production | Live applications | 2–4 vCPU, 4–8 GB RAM, full hardening |
dev | Development & CI/CD | Same as starter, no hardening |
quicklify init --template production --provider hetzner
Quicklify is built with security as a priority — 1,300+ tests across 55 suites, including dedicated security test suites.
StrictHostKeyChecking=accept-new with IP validation and environment filtering--full-setup enables UFW firewall and SSH hardening automatically# Run directly (recommended)
npx quicklify <command>
# Or install globally
npm install -g quicklify
quicklify <command>
Requires Node.js 20 or later.
Server creation fails?
Run quicklify doctor --check-tokens to verify your API token and local environment.
Coolify not responding?
Use quicklify status my-server --autostart to check and auto-restart if needed.
Need to start fresh?
quicklify destroy my-server removes the cloud server entirely.
See CONTRIBUTING.md for development setup, testing, and contribution guidelines.
Infrastructure should be boring, predictable, and safe.
Quicklify is not a script. It's your DevOps safety layer for Coolify.
MIT — see LICENSE
Built by @omrfc
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The npm package quicklify receives a total of 1,584 weekly downloads. As such, quicklify popularity was classified as popular.
We found that quicklify demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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