Hi, I have been moving much of the cloud infrastructure of my software agency (6 people currently, hopefully more in the future) to a self hosted VPS. But I was thinking whether it makes sense for us to move our private repositories away from Github as well. Github does put many organization features behind a paywall. So I guess it makes sense to self host ourselves, since it will be much cheaper for us.

1. Is there any big disadvantage in self-hosting that might over-weigh the benefit mentioned above?
2. Between self-hosting Gitea and Gitlab, what would you recommend? I have given both a brief try and both look very capable, but want to hear from people who have a longer experience with them.
3. Any other tips or suggestions?

Hi, I've spent thr past couple of days setting up Caprover on my vps. I really like the single click apps, which I have used to setup Nextcloud, Penpot and others on my server. Now I was thinking about moving my sites hosted on Cloudflare Pages to my server as well. They are all mostly Svetelkit and Nextjs 'serverless' sites. While its possible to use Caprover for it, I don't really like the DX of connecting it with private Git repositories. I found coolify as a nice looking alternative for my needs.

I have a couple of questions 1. Is it even a good idea to host a Nextjs site meant for serverless on VPS? What are the pros and cons compared to using Vercel, Netlify or Cloudflare. 2. Is it possible to use coolify with Caprover? 3. If they are not compatible, will Coolify support single click apps like Caprover? Will I be able to easily setup Nextcloud and Penpot etc with it?