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A self-hosted PaaS web app / interface / ui for Dokku with git deploys, rollbacks, databases, auto-SSL and more
Overview
BulletBullet is a powerful and intuitive web UI designed for users who want to self-host their own Platform as a Service (PaaS). Built on top of Dokku, BulletBullet brings an array of features that streamline the deployment process and simplify management tasks for developers. This tool is especially beneficial for those looking to leverage the Dokku ecosystem efficiently, making it ideal for modern web application deployments.
With functionalities that support automatic deployments, SSL management, and comprehensive audit logs, BulletBullet focuses on enhancing user experience while maintaining top-notch performance. The installation process is straightforward, making it accessible even for those who aren't highly technical, yet still catering to developers seeking robust infrastructure control.
Features
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Automatic Deployments from GitHub: Seamlessly deploy your applications directly from GitHub repositories, making integration a breeze.
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Deploy from Multiple Sources: Supports deploying from Docker Hub, remote Git URLs, and both GitHub and GitLab, offering flexibility in managing project source code.
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Automatic SSL Certificates and Renewal: Ensures your applications are secure with auto-generated SSL certificates and easy renewal processes.
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Database Provisioning and Backup Management: Manage databases effortlessly, including provisioning new ones and handling backups, to ensure data safety.
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Advanced Domain and Environment Management: Control domains, configure NGINX, and set environment variables all through a user-friendly interface.
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Maintenance Mode and Log Viewing: Monitor your applications easily with maintenance mode toggle and the ability to view logs for debugging.
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Deployment Rollbacks: Easily revert to any previous commit, providing peace of mind during updates and changes.
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