NocoDB
Run NocoDB on Polyer to manage data in spreadsheet-style views as an open-source Airtable alternative. The template is a single public NocoDB service with no separate database; its SQLite database and uploaded attachments are stored on a persistent volume at /usr/app/data. Review the floating image tag before deploying.
What you can use it for
- Track inventory, contacts or project tasks in shared tables that non-developers can edit.
- Collect entries through NocoDB forms and read or update records through its REST API.
What this template creates
nocodb
nocodb/nocodbPublic endpoint Persistent volume
Configuration to review
This template has no additional declared inputs. Review the generated variables, endpoints and resource settings in the deployment form.
How to deploy
- Select Configure deployment and sign in or create an account.
- Choose a new or existing project and select an available region.
- Review services, required inputs, storage and compatibility warnings. Submit the deployment only when the configuration is ready.
- Inspect deployment logs, complete the application's setup and test its endpoints before production use.
Operating this application
- Sign up as soon as the generated domain responds, because the first account becomes the super admin; configure SMTP in NocoDB before relying on email invitations.
- Back up the /usr/app/data volume, which holds the SQLite database and attachments, and test a restore before storing data you cannot recreate.
- The nocodb/nocodb image has no version tag and resolves to latest, so pin a release and back up the volume before upgrading, as a new version can migrate its data on startup.
Hosting costs
CPU, memory, storage and network usage contribute to your bill. The selected region affects resource prices. A multi-service template incurs usage for each service; external APIs and software licenses are separate.
Review prices and estimate resource costsSource and validation
This deployment configuration comes from Coolify's Apache-2.0 licensed open template collection and is adapted through Polyer's compose importer.
Static compatibility analysis is not a live application verification. Test your chosen configuration and recovery workflow before using it for production.
Editorial content reviewed: 2026-10-10
