Run releases, supervise processes, govern managed traffic, and use supported recovery controls.
Choose the operating workflow your team needs—from releases and service failures to scoped production access.
Practical tools and guides for teams running applications.
Learn about Infraveil, how the product works, and its security and data-handling practices.
Product comparison
Both products operate applications on servers you provide. Coolify offers self-hosted or Cloud Docker workflows; Infraveil runs configured Linux service processes or observes systemd services, with customer-key release approval and managed-gateway policy.
| Question | Coolify | Infraveil |
|---|---|---|
| Where does the application run? | On servers you provide to Coolify | On servers you control |
| Who provides compute? | Your infrastructure provider | Your infrastructure provider |
| Control-plane operation | Self-hosted Coolify or Coolify Cloud; both coordinate one or more connected servers | Hosted Infraveil coordination with customer-side launcher and agents |
| Workload and release path | Docker resources from Git, Dockerfile, Compose, or a prebuilt image | Manifest-defined managed packages execute configured service commands; no-source attach observes existing systemd services without taking deployment ownership |
| Daily operations | Deployments, container lifecycle, health, logs, domains, HTTPS, and proxy routing | Managed process supervision, health, incidents, gateway policy, and supported recovery; available actions depend on runtime mode |
| Approval and access | Documented team roles and scoped API-token permissions | Customer-held key signs exact release hashes under manual, allowlist, or automatic policy; operational and assistant permissions are separate |
| Management data | Control-plane and monitoring data support the configured resource workflow; custody depends on self-hosted or Cloud operation | The hosted dashboard receives selected operational data; managed-package uploads can include source, while fresh no-source attach uses a manifest-only package |
Choose Coolify when repository builds, container images, Compose services, database lifecycle, or operating your own control plane are central requirements. Coolify Cloud can remove control-plane maintenance while workloads stay on your servers.
Evaluate Infraveil for configured APIs and workers on Linux servers when you want customer-key release approval, bounded process supervision, managed gateway policy, and service-linked investigation and recovery. Existing systemd services can be attached for health, logs, and managed traffic while your existing system retains release and restart ownership.
The products overlap in deployment responsibility. They can coexist only when each service has one clear release owner—for example, separate services or a deliberately separated workflow.
Choose one release owner and a clear health/recovery boundary for each service. Avoid competing control loops.
Follow the same service through deployment, health failure, traffic, and recovery. Check Coolify's operating model, self-hosted and Cloud options, monitoring boundaries, and roles and permissions. This comparison was reviewed on 10 October 2026; capabilities and plans can change.
