Dokploy

I personally recommend using Dokploy to deploy Mkdirs, because it's much easier to setup the whole thing and you get the automatic CI/CD pipeline like Vercel out of the box.

Deploy on Dokploy

Create a new project on Dokploy

Click on the Create project button and set the project name and description.

Create an application in the project

Click on the Create services button and select Application, then set the application name and description.

Set the source code and build type

Set the source code to the repository, and set the build type to Dockerfile.

Dokploy Settings

Dokploy Build Type

Set the environment variables

Copy the content from the .env file and paste them in environment settings.

Environment variables are different in development and production environments.
Add AUTH_TRUST_HOST=true to the environment variables.
Add AUTH_URL=https://your-domain.com/api/auth to the environment variables.

Dokploy Environment Variables

Start to deploy

Click on Deploy and wait for the deployment to finish.

Dokploy Deploy

Set the domain

Add the domain you want to use, and make sure to check on HTTPS.

Dokploy Domain

Done

Check the application by visiting the domain you set once the deployment is finished.

There is no video tutorial for the deployment on Dokploy for now, but you can refer to the following video for the introduction of Dokploy Cloud, and learn how to deploy a Next.js application on Dokploy Cloud.

After that, you will know how to deploy your directory on Dokploy by following the steps above.