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Dokploy vs Kubero

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Dokploy vs Kubero
FactDokployKubero
LanguageTypeScriptTypeScript
LicenceOtherGPL-3.0
Stars38k4.4k
Latestv0.30.8v3.1.1
Last push2026-10-052026-09-09
Release cadenceabout 8 days between releasesabout 18 days between releases
Active contributors38+ commit authors on the default branch in the last 90 days0 commit authors on the default branch in the last 90 days
Flagsnonenone
  • Both replace Heroku. Alternatives to Heroku →

    Full replacementDokployBuilds from git with Nixpacks, Railpack, Heroku or Paketo buildpacks or a Dockerfile, with managed databases and backups.

    Full replacementKuberoPipelines with review apps, buildpacks and add-ons such as PostgreSQL and Redis, on a Kubernetes cluster.

  • Both replace Netlify. Alternatives to Netlify →

    PartialDokployStatic sites with preview deployments, without Netlify Functions, Forms or a global CDN.

    PartialKuberoPipelines with pull request review apps on a Kubernetes cluster you run, without Netlify Functions, Forms or a global CDN.

  • Both replace Railway. Alternatives to Railway →

    Full replacementDokployApplications and databases from a dashboard, on servers you bring.

    Full replacementKuberoApps and add-ons such as PostgreSQL and Redis from a dashboard, on a Kubernetes cluster you run.

  • Both replace Render. Alternatives to Render →

    Full replacementDokployApplications, databases, scheduled jobs and preview deployments from a dashboard, on servers you bring.

    Full replacementKuberoWeb services, add-ons and pull request review apps from a dashboard, on a Kubernetes cluster you run.

  • Both replace Vercel. Alternatives to Vercel →

    PartialDokployStatic sites and Node frameworks with preview deployments, served from your own servers without a global edge network.

    PartialKuberoPipelines with pull request review apps on a Kubernetes cluster you run, without serverless functions or a global edge network.