Containers and app presets
Run apps as rootless Podman containers with their own subdomain and certificate; ASP.NET Core, Node.js, Python, Ruby and Java presets.
- Used by
- Client (admin and reseller on their accounts)
- Plan
- License
- Status
- Available
- Category
- Websites and PHP
What it is
A container is one more site of the account whose backend is not PHP. You choose a preset (ASP.NET Core, Node.js, Python, Ruby, Java) with the official image, port and volume pre-filled, or name an image. It runs under the account's own user inside its resource slice.
What it is for
Hosting Node, Python, Ruby, Java or .NET applications, and any image, next to PHP sites.
Limits
Needs a License to create new ones; existing containers keep running if the license lapses, and removing is never blocked. A container opens no port on the host: it is reached through its subdomain on 443 over a UNIX socket, and runs on the customer's own private /24 network. Counts against the plan and disk quota, stops when the account is suspended and returns after a reboot. A pod or Kubernetes manifest can be deployed through the API when the plan allows it (a plan switch); there is no screen yet.