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Self-Host Next.js + Postgres on Any VPS for €7/month (Full Setup)

I've been building Temps (temps.sh) for over a year — a self-hosted PaaS written in Rust with a built-in load balancer, analytics, error tracking, and more. No NGINX, no Redis, no ClickHouse. Just one binary and Postgres. In this video I go from a fresh Hetzner VPS to fully deployed applications in under 10 minutes using a single install script. What I cover: — Provisioning a Hetzner server (2 vCPUs, 4GB RAM, ~€5/mo) — One-line install script on a clean Ubuntu machine — DNS & automatic TLS certificates via Temps Cloud — Deploying a static app and a Node.js app — Connecting a GitHub repo for auto-deploy on push — The deployment pipeline (build, deploy, cron jobs, vulnerability scanning, source maps) Key differences from Coolify & Dokploy: — Built-in load balancer (no NGINX or Traefik needed) — Built-in analytics & Sentry-compatible error tracking — Screenshot generation for every deployment — No external dependencies beyond Postgres (TimescaleDB) 🔗 Temps: https://temps.sh 📖 Docs: https://temps.sh/docs Timestamps: 0:00 Intro & what is Temps 0:36 Provisioning a Hetzner VPS 1:55 SSH into the server & running the install script 2:26 Documentation & AI assistant 3:43 CLI overview 4:07 Docker images & TimescaleDB 5:02 TLS certificate provisioning 5:28 DNS setup with Temps Cloud 7:02 First login to the dashboard 9:20 Deploying test apps 11:31 Deployment URLs & environments 12:38 Connecting GitHub for auto-deploy 14:01 Creating a project from a repo 14:47 Templates & manual deployment 16:05 Deployment pipeline stages 16:44 Outro Drop any questions in the comments — I actively use them to improve the docs and the built-in AI assistant. #selfhosted #paas #devops #rust #vercel #coolify #dokploy #vps #hetzner #webdev