Docker

Free Docker Hosting
Any Container. Free.

Bring your Dockerfile and deploy anything. Multi-stage builds, persistent volumes, private networking, and auto SSL — all free.

Custom Dockerfile Multi-stage Builds Persistent Volumes

Your container, our infrastructure. Simple as that.

Any Dockerfile

We build and run any Dockerfile. Multi-stage builds, build args, and custom base images all supported.

Persistent Volumes

Attach persistent storage to your containers. Data survives restarts and redeployments.

Auto Deploy from Git

Push to your repo and we auto-build the Docker image and deploy with zero downtime.

Private Networking

Containers get private networking. Connect your web app to databases securely without exposing ports.

Free SSL & Domains

Automatic HTTPS on every container with exposed HTTP ports. Custom domains included.

Health Checks

Built-in health monitoring with automatic restarts. Set custom health check endpoints.

Dockerfile → Production.

If it runs in Docker, it runs on Dock Hosting. Any language, any framework, any base image. We build, ship, and manage it.

Start Free
Dockerfile
FROM node:20-alpine AS builder
WORKDIR /app
COPY package*.json ./
RUN npm ci
COPY . .
RUN npm run build
FROM node:20-alpine
COPY --from=builder /app/dist ./dist
EXPOSE 3000
CMD ["node", "dist/server.js"]

Technical Specifications

Base ImagesAny (Docker Hub, GHCR, custom)
BuildMulti-stage, BuildKit, build args
VolumesPersistent NVMe storage
Max MemoryUp to 4 GB per container
NetworkingPrivate network + public HTTP(S)
Custom DomainsUnlimited with auto SSL

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Docker hosting free?

Yes! Our free tier lets you deploy Docker containers with auto SSL, persistent volumes, and GitHub CI/CD. No credit card.

Can I use any base image?

Absolutely. Use images from Docker Hub, GitHub Container Registry, or any public registry.

Do you support multi-stage builds?

Yes. Multi-stage builds with BuildKit are fully supported for optimized production images.

Can containers talk to each other?

Yes. Containers in the same project share a private network and can communicate via service names.