Fix "Oops Something Is Not Okay, Are You Okay?" on Coolify
Error: Oops something is not okay, are you okay? 😢
Coolify's deployment failed with a generic caught-exception banner and no real underlying error — a known upstream race condition, not a problem with your app or config.
This is a confirmed Coolify-side bug, not something in your app or config. A race condition in Coolify's deployment job — around container cleanup and lifecycle timing right after git clone — throws a generic caught exception that surfaces as this message, with no real error underneath. It is tracked upstream as coollabsio/coolify issue #7113 (68 comments, still open, with maintainer-posted bounties) and duplicate reports in #6648. The same commit typically succeeds on a manual redeploy or a second webhook trigger, which is itself the confirmation that this is the known race rather than a real failure.
The fix
Click Redeploy on the failed deployment. If it succeeds on the same commit with no changes, this is the known upstream race (issue #7113), not a config problem — treat it as such instead of hunting for a fix that isn't there.
If you don't rely on it, disable "Preview Deployments" in the app's Advanced settings — it's implicated in several reports of this failure.
Avoid rapid consecutive webhook-triggered deploys (for example a CI system that double-triggers on the same push) until this is fixed upstream — overlapping deploy jobs are the likely trigger for the race.
If the logs instead show a specific, real tool-missing error (for example nest: not found) rather than this generic message, that's a separate, unrelated failure — switch that app from Nixpacks to a Dockerfile rather than treating it as this bug.
Verify it worked
Redeploy the same commit — a clean build and run confirms it was this known transient failure, not a real problem with your app.
Related Coolify errors
- Timeout / no response / container not starting
- no available server (Traefik 503) behind your Coolify domain after a successful deploy
- 502 Bad Gateway (Traefik) — build succeeds and container runs, but your-domain.com returns 502 Bad Gateway
- Healthcheck failed / Container is unhealthy — new container never receives traffic, deploy rolls back to the old container (or shows 404 "No available server")