Self-Hosting on Coolify via GitHub

Hey, I'm trying to self-host Appwrite 1.4.X on Coolify using their GitHub integration which let's me select the branch and what not, but when setting it up it wants a URL for every single thing lol so is there a documented list of what this should be or I imagine it'll be setup inside Appwrite if I locally clone it right?

@Steven do you have a built docker compose file for a portainer or something that you could link me with sensitive details removed so I can fill this out properly? I need to get a client project up using Appwrite for the backend and it's fast, so we're using N8N, so I need to update the n8n nodes appwrite package, but my current is 1.3.8 and I don't want to update the nodes for old Appwrite, but I also monitor it through my panel here so I can't really just self host it and use that, so if you have any advice I could really use it

I apologize in advance for the ping

Hey, maintainer of Coolify here. Why don't you use Appwrite as a service in Coolify? That has everything set up for you.

is this what you're looking for? https://appwrite.io/docs/self-hosting#manual

Because the Appwrite template is outdated and doesn't work

it gives an executor error every time, and hasn't been updated since 1.3.8 to work right, it says 1.4.1, but doesn't actually work for 1.4.1

yeah, the template is a but outdated, but you can always update manually the image to the latest version, simply just rewriting the tag from 1.3.8 to 1.4.1 🙂

For Coolify v4, I will set up better service templates, so this won't be the issue

(btw, you can start usingAppwrite in v4, added in the first wave of one-click apps wink wink)

my issue really was the amount of env vars

Perfect

I'll setup v4

but for myself really for now

the new Coolify Templates should be easier IMO, don't force them to define anything, I can write a script to find everything we need and auto-adapt a lot of it