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Tutorial Deploy Phoenix 1.8 with Coolify on Hetzner
A comprehensive guide for deploying Phoenix 1.8 applications using Coolify on Hetzner servers. Covers server setup, Coolify configuration, database creation, Phoenix app preparation with Docker, and complete deployment process including environment variable configuration. Uses a $4.99/month Hetzner server with 2 vCPUs and 2GB RAM.
https://medium.com/@rocket4ce/1-tutorial-deploy-phoenix-1-8-whit-coolify-on-hetzner-873504b9794e
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