[czhu12]

This is exactly why I built https://canine.sh -- basically for indie hackers to have the full experience of Heroku with the power and portability of Kubernetes.

For single server setups, it uses k3s, which takes up ~200MB of memory on your host machine. Its not ideal, but the pain of trying to wrangle docker deployments, and the cheapness of hetzner made it worth it.

[satvikpendem]

How does it compare to Coolify and Dokploy?

[czhu12]

Neither of those use kubernetes unfortunately, the tool has kind of a bad rap, but every company I’ve worked at has eventually migrated on to kubernetes

[satvikpendem]

Sure, I'm looking for more of a personal project use case where it doesn't much matter to me whether it uses Kubernetes or not, I'm more interested in concrete differences.

[czhu12]

Ah yeah then I’d say the biggest difference is the fact that it can use to helm to install basically anything in the world to your cluster