Nawed Hossain

If you deployed n8n on Dokploy, you probably did it because you wanted the Docker Compose power without babysitting a raw VPS terminal every time something needs a config tweak. Updating fits the same logic — it’s a UI job,…

If you’re running n8n on a Hostinger VPS, you’ve probably noticed the little version number sitting in the bottom corner of your editor slowly falling behind. n8n ships updates constantly — bug fixes, security patches, and new nodes go out…

If you’re self-hosting n8n on Coolify, you already know the trade-off you signed up for: full control over your data, and full responsibility for keeping the thing running. Updates are where that responsibility usually shows up first — one day…

If you’re self-hosting n8n on a VPS with Docker, you’ve probably typed docker compose pull && docker compose up -d at 1 AM, held your breath, and hoped nothing broke. Maybe it worked. Maybe your webhook URLs stopped firing, or…

If you’ve been wanting to self-host n8n but every guide you’ve read looks like it was written for a senior DevOps engineer — this one is for you. No jargon. No complicated commands. We’re going to use Dokploy, which is…

Heads up before you scroll: Self-hosting n8n on Coolify is genuinely one of the best setups out there — but it does require a VPS, a domain, and about 30–45 minutes of your time. If you’d rather skip all of…

So you’ve decided to self-host n8n on a VPS using Docker. Good call — it’s cheaper long-term, you own your data, and you’re not at the mercy of n8n Cloud’s pricing tiers. But let’s be real: if you’ve never set…

If you’ve ever logged into your self-hosted n8n instance and seen that little orange dot next to your version number, you already know the feeling — half “ooh, new features,” half “what if I touch this and break every workflow…