You can use GitHub Actions to build your image and deploy it to Coolify. Here is an example repository and a workflow file that you can check how it works.

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Process Overview

  1. You need to create a GitHub Action workflow file in your repository.
  2. You need to build your image and push it to a Docker registry. In the example, I use ghcr.io, but you can use any other registry.
  3. You need to create a Coolify API Token and add it to your GitHub repository secrets.
    • COOLIFY_TOKEN in the example.
  4. In Coolify, you need to setup your deployment type. It could be a simple Dockerfile, Docker Compose or Docker Image based deployment.
  5. Get the proper webhook endpoint from Coolify (Your resource / Webhook menu) and add it to your GitHub repository secrets.
    • COOLIFY_WEBHOOK in the example.
  6. Need to send a GET request to that webhook endpoint (authenticated with the token) to trigger the deployment
    • Example: curl --request GET '${{ secrets.COOLIFY_WEBHOOK }}' --header 'Authorization: Bearer ${{ secrets.COOLIFY_TOKEN }}'
  7. That’s it! Now you can push to your repository and the deployment will be triggered automatically.