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Dokploy vs Kuberns

Comparison facts

Platform

Hosting model
BYOC
Supported
BYOC
Not supported
Managed
Not supported
Managed
Supported
Self-Hosted
Supported
Self-Hosted
Not supported
Open source / license
Apache-2.0
Open source / license
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Services
Compute
Not supported
Compute
Supported
Databases
Supported
Databases
Not supported
Managed Databases
Not supported
Managed Databases
Supported
Workloads
APIs
Supported
APIs
Supported
Backend Services
Supported
Backend Services
Supported
Background Workers
Not supported
Background Workers
Supported
Static Sites
Supported
Static Sites
Not supported
Web Applications
Supported
Web Applications
Supported
Capabilities
Deployment Rollbacks
Supported
Deployment Rollbacks
Supported
Preview Environments
Supported
Preview Environments
Supported
Zero-Downtime Application Deployments
Supported
Zero-Downtime Application Deployments
Not recorded

Development & Execution

Deployment & packaging
Docker / OCI
Supported
Docker / OCI
Supported
Docker Swarm
Supported
Docker Swarm
Not supported
Self-hosted
Supported
Self-hosted
Not supported
Serverless (Managed Runtime)
Not supported
Serverless (Managed Runtime)
Supported
Runtimes
.NET Runtime
Supported
.NET Runtime
Not recorded
Custom Runtime
Supported
Custom Runtime
Supported
JVM
Supported
JVM
Supported
Node.js
Supported
Node.js
Supported
Languages
C#
Supported
C#
Not supported
Go
Supported
Go
Supported
Java
Supported
Java
Supported
JavaScript
Supported
JavaScript
Supported
PHP
Supported
PHP
Not supported
Python
Supported
Python
Supported
Ruby
Supported
Ruby
Not supported
Rust
Supported
Rust
Not supported
TypeScript
Supported
TypeScript
Supported
Frameworks
Django
Supported
Django
Supported
Express.js
Supported
Express.js
Supported
FastAPI
Supported
FastAPI
Not supported
Fastify
Not supported
Fastify
Supported
Laravel
Supported
Laravel
Not supported
Next.js
Supported
Next.js
Supported
Ruby on Rails
Supported
Ruby on Rails
Not supported
Spring Boot
Supported
Spring Boot
Supported

Pricing

Software charge
Dokploy can be self-hosted at no software charge on customer-managed infrastructure; infrastructure and operations remain the customer's responsibility.
Unknown
Free entry / commitment
Free plan Available in public plans
Usage is billed without a long-term commitment resource configuration and consumption drive the total cost.

Infrastructure & Availability

Infrastructure provider
  • Amazon Web Services
  • Microsoft Azure
  • DigitalOcean
  • Google Cloud Platform
  • Any compatible Linux server or VPS with Docker and SSH access
  • Customer-managed infrastructure
  • Amazon Web Services
Supported providers
  • Amazon Web Services
  • Microsoft Azure
  • DigitalOcean
  • Google Cloud Platform
  • Any compatible Linux server or VPS with Docker and SSH access
  • Customer-managed infrastructure
  • Amazon Web Services
Placement control
Unknown
  • Regional

Security & Compliance

Access & identity
Access Control
Built-in roles with Enterprise custom roles Dokploy organizations; exact role set varies by Cloud, standard self-hosted, and Enterprise edition
Granular project, service, and action roles Kuberns platform
Single Sign-On
OIDC and SAML Dokploy Enterprise Cloud and licensed Enterprise Self-Hosted
Unknown
Audit Logging
Unknown
Deployment, configuration, and user actions Kuberns management plane
Encryption & secrets
Secrets Management
Deploy-time external vault references Dokploy v0.30+; values are fetched at deployment and not stored in Dokploy; external provider remains operator-owned
End-to-end encrypted secret storage Kuberns deployments
Encryption in Transit
Let's Encrypt TLS certificates Dokploy-managed application domains on customer or Dokploy-operated servers
Automatic TLS for service endpoints Kuberns deployments
Network isolation & protection
Network Isolation
Unknown
Isolated service runtimes and ephemeral builds Kuberns managed platform