Nixopus makes it easy to host projects on your own VPS. With Nixopus, you can easily manage rolling updates, monitor container statistics, and configure it to run as a CI/CD pipeline.
To get started, navigate to the self-host section and follow the instructions:
For more information on how to deploy projects visit
Field | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
Port | External port | 3000 |
Name | Name that describes about your project | My Project |
Build Pack | Pack to use for building | docker compose / static / dockerfile |
Environment | Environment type | Dev / Staging / Prod |
Pre Run Command | Commands to run before starting the container | npm install |
Post Run Command | Commands to run after the container has started | npm start |
Build Variables | Add build variables to your project | NODE_ENV=production |
Environment Variables | Add environment variables to your project | NODE_ENV=production |
Custom Domain | Domain in which your project will be available | example.com |
Base Path | Root directory of your application within the repository (for monorepo setups) | apps/frontend |
Dockerfile Path | Path to Dockerfile relative to the base path | Dockerfile or docker/Dockerfile.prod |
Nixopus supports deploying applications from monorepo structures. This is particularly useful when you have multiple applications in a single repository.
apps/frontend
, set base path to apps/frontend
/
(root of repository)apps/frontend/docker/Dockerfile.prod
, set to docker/Dockerfile.prod
Dockerfile
monorepo/
├── apps/
│ ├── frontend/
│ │ ├── docker/
│ │ │ └── Dockerfile.prod
│ │ └── src/
│ └── backend/
│ ├── Dockerfile
│ └── src/
└── shared/
└── libs/
apps/frontend
docker/Dockerfile.prod
apps/backend
Dockerfile
(default)