| you might look at this for feature ideas. https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1lutdul/we_buil... tldr; We built an open-source, MIT-licensed PaaS that: Lets you scale beyond a single server. Uses API keys for team access, not SSH keys. Has a simple CLI and web UI without overwhelming configuration. Includes built-in database management (disco postgres create). Is funded by optional managed services, so that the code can remain free and open. Dokku: Great, but locked us to single servers and required managing SSH access for teams. Coolify: Powerful, but we found the sheer number of configuration options overwhelming. Kamal: Brilliant for deployment, but we wanted integrated database management and other platform features built-in. |
Dokku supports Kubernetes as a scheduler, utilizing k3s in the background. You don't need to think about Kubernetes other than if you want a custom chart or something on the cluster.
There are also plugins available that allow acl-based access, and Dokku Pro supports keys (and folks have built their own alternatives that do similar).
That said, disco seems neat. Always love seeing tools in the PaaS space :)