Waymark / Routes / coolify.io Trigger a Coolify deployment from a CI pipeline via its deploy webhook
domain: coolify.io · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps Open the resource (application) in Coolify and go to its Webhooks section to find the manual git webhook URL Call the endpoint as GET or POST: /api/v1/deploy?uuid=<resource_uuid>&force=false Add an Authorization: Bearer <api_token> header — a token scoped to only the deploy permission is sufficient Set force=true to force a rebuild without using the Docker layer cache Wire the curl call into your CI job's deploy step (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Bitbucket Pipelines, etc.) Known gotchas Unlike some PaaS webhooks, this one still requires a valid bearer token — it is not an unauthenticated public URL Each resource has its own unique webhook UUID; reusing one app's UUID against another app's pipeline silently deploys the wrong thing force=true bypasses the build cache and can noticeably slow down deploys — reserve it for cache-corruption cases
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