Container Hosting

Simple and cost-effective environment for applications

Applications run on Docker containers and communicate with databases via an internal network

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Supported services

The following services are currently supported
This list can be expanded

Executable services

noderubyrustpythongolangphpcustom

Connectable services

mysqlmariadbpostgresmongorabbitmqredis

Administration services

adminerphpmyadminpgadminmongo_expressftp

Services "out of the box"

For each service that has external ports configured, domain names of the type "name.cloud.conhos.ru" and Letsencrypt SSL certificates are created. The services listed below are provided for such containers free of charge.

Nginx web server

nginx

A powerful and stable web server that broadcasts client services to the global Internet.

Awstats Client

awstats

A time-tested tool for tracking domain visit statistics.

For more information on configuring external ports, see the page Ports

Advantages


Compared to a dedicated server:

  • Favorable price/resource ratio

The system load for the hosting client has zero cost, since the container uses the hoster's OS kernel, unlike a virtual machine, which consumes resources to run the operating system kernel

  • Easy to launch and manage

When using hosting there is no need to administer a dedicated server, and everything that is usually needed to launch a web service on the hosting is created automatically in a matter of seconds

  • Flexible payment for resources

When using hosting you pay only for what you use. On a dedicated server, payment is charged for all resources, regardless of whether they are used or not

Compared to other hostings:

  • Ease of management:

    • Can be controlled via a browser or via a utility that is installed on your device.
    • Everything in the project is configured through the project configuration file conhos.yml. The syntax of the file is as close as possible to the syntax of the docker-compose.yml files
    • Git support. Instead of uploading files from your device, you can integrate a Github or Gitlab project
    • There is a VS Code extension kolserdav.conhos-vscode that helps with the config file syntax and its functionality is integrated into the browser
  • Convenient viewing of statistics

A web application used to track service statistics, adapted for mobile devices


Convenient project management

For convenience, we have developed a VS Code extension that helps to configure the configuration file on a PC and in a browser. The extension is integrated into the browser for both the desktop and mobile versions.

On desktopOn mobile
On desktop
On mobile

Cost of launching services

Payment for services is charged hourly. The cost of services is determined by the average price of server resources

This offer is not a public offer, prices may change depending on the calculation coefficient

Offer is limited see server availability

PlanRAM memory limitNumber of processor coresDisk storage limitExternal portsPrice per hour (RUB)Price per month (RUB)
pico64M0.21G10.0320
nano128M0.42G10.0537
micro256M0.83G20.0968
mili512M1.65G30.17123
santi1G210G40.31222
deci2G316G50.55394
deca4G420G60.96689
hecto8G636G71.641182
kilo16G875G82.741969

Frequently Asked Questions

What's a Container Hosting?

Container hosting is a service for hosting web applications on the Internet based on Docker containers without the need to configure and maintain a dedicated server

How to start your first project?

To start your first project, read Getting Started with Container Hosting

How to try the service for free?

Upon registration, each client is credited with 300 rubles, which should be enough to try the service.

Can I add other services?

If the service you are interested in is not in the list of supported ones, write to us in contacts if the developer of the target service has a supported repository and the service is popular enough, we will consider adding it.

Can I run a custom container?

Yes, just specify 'custom' in the image configuration, and in version write the name of the image that should be downloaded from Docker Hub, more.

If you need to build a container from a Dockerfile, see here.