Run your containers, leave the server to us
Give us your OCI-compatible image; the runtime, patches and scaling are on us. Run your containers directly without setting up a Kubernetes cluster, and let them scale automatically with traffic.
Scaling is automaticA quote for your needs
The exact price is set by your needs and scale. Get a quote or schedule a meeting with your account manager.
The pieces that take your containers to production are ready
When there is no traffic the replica count drops to zero; it comes up in seconds on the first request.
Connect the repository; let each push build automatically and publish as a new version.
An unresponsive container is restarted automatically, and traffic goes only to healthy replicas.
Store your images safely in a private registry with vulnerability scanning.
Pass KMS-encrypted secrets to containers securely.
Containers reach the databases and services on your private network over an internal IP.
Frequently asked questions about Containers
With the container service you do not deal with the cluster, control plane or node management; you only provide the image and scaling rules. For teams that want full control, our managed Kubernetes service is also available.
You can run any OCI/Docker-compatible image. You can put the image in our built-in registry or your own registry.
The default file system is ephemeral. For persistent data you can attach a block storage disk or use the object storage and database services.
You increase and decrease the replica count based on CPU, memory usage or the number of concurrent requests; you set the lower and upper bounds.
Yes. Cluster, node and control-plane management are entirely on us; you only define the image, environment variables and scaling rules. When you need full control you can switch to our managed Kubernetes service.
When the scale drops to zero the container does not run, so it produces no charge; it comes up in seconds on the first request. This lowers cost for services with irregular traffic.
You can use our built-in registry with vulnerability scanning or pull images from your own private registry; credentials are stored as encrypted secrets.