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Coasts vs Docker4Drupal

Coasts

coasts.dev

Docker4Drupal

github.com

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FigureCoastsDocker4Drupal
Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
Windows—Yes
macOSYesYes
LinuxYesYes
Self-hostedYes—
Plans published21
Spec score · Container Development Environments8.9 (#2)7.9 (#18)
PurposeCoasts runs multiple isolated local development environments for the same project on one machine.Docker4Drupal provides Docker images and a preconfigured Compose file for running a local Drupal environment.
RequirementsThe documented requirements are macOS or Linux, Docker, Git, Node.js, and socat.Docker is required, and Linux users are instructed to install Docker Compose as well.
SupportThe site links to a Discord community and a contact page.The repository directs users to ask questions on Discord and Slack.

Plans

Coasts

  • CoastsFree
  • Custom team servicesPriced on request

Coasts pricing →

Docker4Drupal

  • Docker4DrupalFree

Docker4Drupal pricing →

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Coasts

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Docker4Drupal

Docker4Drupal is a local Drupal environment built from Docker images and a preconfigured Compose setup. It lists images for Drupal CMS 2 and vanilla Drupal 11 and 10, with a stack that includes Nginx, Apache, PHP, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, Valkey, Redis, Memcached, Varnish, Node.js, Solr and OpenSearch. Optional tools include Mailpit, Gotenberg, Webgrind, Xhprof viewer, Adminer, phpMyAdmin, Selenium Chrome and Traefik. You can use the bundled Drupal setup or mount an existing codebase. Traefik supports routing multiple projects through a shared port or separate ports; Mailpit catches outbound email by default, and OpenSMTPD can be enabled for delivery. Documentation covers Xdebug for web and command-line debugging and IDE configuration such as PHPStorm. Docker is required, with Docker Compose also required on Linux. Database volumes persist by default, with bind mounts recommended when data should stay attached across restarts. It is free at free under the MIT license, for local development; the project directs server deployment users to Wodby’s Drupal stack.

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