Run your own systems

Problems it solves

• Hosting and platform bills grow with traffic and are hard to predict.
• Your applications should run on infrastructure you can move between providers.
• You need to know where your data is stored and who can reach it, for example to meet GDPR obligations.

Services it can replace

Each row shows our relation records with their status and evidence. A service without a verified relation says so.

• Alternatives to Vercel
  • Coolify: Direct alternative, Verifiedevidence
• Alternatives to Heroku
  • Coolify: Direct alternative, Verifiedevidence
• Alternatives to Netlify
  • Coolify: Direct alternative, Verifiedevidence
• Alternatives to UptimeRobot
  • Uptime Kuma: Direct alternative, Verifiedevidence

Components to combine

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Starts from the example stack “Your own developer platform”. The example stack is not yet reviewed.

Limitations

• Running it yourself moves updates, backups, monitoring and security patches to you or to a provider you choose. Budget time for that work.

  SIAX assessment

Running cost

Self-hosting is not free: servers, backups and your own time cost money. These figures are estimates; minimum resources come only from the project's own documentation.

• Coolify: 2 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 10 GB disk (Verified)
• Uptime Kuma: minimum resources not yet assessed.

Likely savings

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