Quollix – self-host applications with low administration effort

The goal of Quollix is to make self-hosting applications as easy as using a managed SaaS product.

Quollix runs applications such as Nextcloud and Vaultwarden. It includes an integrated OpenID Connect provider for single sign-on, automated backups and application updates from an app store out of the box. I wanted these features to be part of the platform rather than making server admins assemble multiple services. It also handles user management, HTTPS certificates and networking.

I made Quollix because I couldn't find a solution that has all these features, which is also simple and doesn't hide these essential features behind a paywall.

Quollix is written in Go, optimizes for simplicity and runs on a single-node with Docker Daemon. Kubernetes would add too much complexity. My scope is homelabs and small organizations.

The project is open-core, where the core is open source and fully usable on its own.

On my website you find a demo video, Getting Started guides which explain Quollix setup and documentation.

Website: https://quollix.org Source: https://github.com/quollix/quollix

I would like to hear your feedback on the technical design. I am also interested in advice on growing attention for the project.