Open Source Templates

Backrest

Version: 1.6.0

Backrest is a web-based backup solution powered by restic, offering an intuitive WebUI for easy repository management, snapshot browsing, and file restoration. It runs in the background, automating snapshot scheduling and repository maintenance. Built with Go, Backrest is a lightweight standalone binary with restic as its only dependency. It provides a secure and user-friendly way to manage backups while still allowing direct access to the restic CLI for advanced operations.

Borgitory

Version: latest

A web interface for managing BorgBackup archives. Allows browsing, mounting (via FUSE), and handling backup repositories.

Databasement

Version: 1.8.4

Self-hosted database backup manager with a web UI. Schedule, backup, and restore MySQL, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Microsoft SQL Server, MongoDB, SQLite, Firebird and Redis to S3, SFTP, Samba or local storage. SSH tunnel support.

Databasus

Version: latest

Free, open source and self-hosted tool to backup PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB and MongoDB. Multiple storages (S3, Google Drive, FTP, etc.), notifications and Point-in-Time Recovery. Successor of Postgresus

Duplicati

Version: 2.3.0

Duplicati is a free, open-source backup solution that offers zero-trust, fully encrypted backups for your data

Immich

Version: v3.0.2

Immich is a photo and video backup app and an alternative to Google Photos. Self-host it on your own server with Dokploy, which deploys Immich as a Docker Compose service in a few clicks.

Portabase

Version: latest

A free, open-source and self-hosted tool from a non-profit organization that helps you automate backups and restore your databases on demand.

Postgresus

Version: v2.15.3

Deprecated: the project was renamed to Databasus, use the Databasus template instead. Free, open source and self-hosted solution for automated PostgreSQL backups, frozen at its final release

Syncthing

Version: latest

Syncthing keeps your devices and files continuously in sync. Self-host it on your own server with Dokploy, which deploys Syncthing as a Docker Compose service in a few clicks.