coolify:provision

Usage

php artisan coolify:provision

Interactive prompts guide server, project, and repository selection.

Options

--name=             # Application name
--domain=           # Application domain
--server=           # Server UUID
--project=          # Project UUID
--environment=      # Environment (default: production)
--repository=       # GitHub repository (owner/repo)
--branch=           # Git branch
--with-postgres     # Create PostgreSQL database
--with-dragonfly    # Create Dragonfly instance
--with-redis        # Create Redis instance
--all               # Create app with Postgres and Dragonfly
--deploy            # Trigger deployment after provisioning
--force             # Skip confirmations

Non-Interactive

php artisan coolify:provision \
  --server=abc123 \
  --name="My App" \
  --repository=owner/repo \
  --branch=main \
  --all \
  --deploy \
  --force

What Gets Created

1. Project (if needed)
2. Environment within project
3. Application with Dockerfile configuration
4. PostgreSQL database (with --with-postgres or --all)
5. Dragonfly cache (with --with-dragonfly or --all)
6. Environment variables linking all services

Database Storage

Resource UUIDs are stored in the coolify_resources table:

Column	Value
name	Application name
server_uuid	Selected server
project_uuid	Project UUID
environment	Environment name
application_uuid	Created application
database_uuid	PostgreSQL UUID
redis_uuid	Dragonfly/Redis UUID
deploy_key_uuid	SSH key UUID
repository	GitHub repository
branch	Git branch
is_default	true

This record is marked as the default, so subsequent commands (coolify:deploy, coolify:status, etc.) use it automatically.

Generated Files

Creates in your project:

Dockerfile
docker/
├── nginx.conf
├── php.ini
└── supervisord.conf