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How to Self Host Coolify on AWS EC2: Step-by-Step Guide
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In this video, I will demonstrate how to set up your own self-hosted version of Coolify on an AWS EC2 instance. Coolify is an open-source and self-hostable alternative to Heroku, Netlify, or Vercel, and it supports multiple programming languages and platforms. You'll learn how to configure your EC2 instance, set up SSL certificates, and deploy applications without vendor lock-in. Additionally, I'll walk you through deploying my LLM answer engine project using Coolify. This video is perfect for anyone looking to gain more control and flexibility over their application deployments. 00:00 Introduction to Coolify 00:57 Setting Up AWS EC2 Instance 01:53 Configuring EC2 Instance for Coolify 03:11 Installing Coolify on EC2 04:49 Accessing and Setting Up Coolify 05:54 Deploying a Project with Coolify 07:57 Exploring Coolify Features 08:59 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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