Native Docker
KVM gives Docker its own kernel, so overlayfs, cgroups and networking work without workarounds.
Docker VPS
Run your docker compose stacks on a real KVM machine: no nested-container limits, overlay storage on NVMe and a kernel that supports everything Docker needs.
Monthly, quarterly (5% off) or yearly (2 months free). Refunds within 72 hours of payment.
KVM gives Docker its own kernel, so overlayfs, cgroups and networking work without workarounds.
Bring your docker-compose.yml and run the whole stack: app, database, cache and workers.
NVMe storage keeps image extraction and container starts quick.
On Debian or Ubuntu run curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com | sh, which also installs the Compose plugin.
Clone the repository with your compose.yaml and put secrets in an .env file.
Publish services on ports from your block, for example "40002:8080", and keep databases on the internal network.
Run docker compose up -d and set restart: unless-stopped so containers come back after a reboot.
Which plan fits
VPS M (2 vCPU, 4 GB) fits a typical compose stack with a database. Bigger stacks and build servers want VPS L.
$1.96/mo
Billed monthly
Dedicated IPv4: +$3/mo
Create a VPSFits this best
$3.92/mo
Billed monthly
Dedicated IPv4: +$3/mo
Create a VPS$7.84/mo
Billed monthly
Dedicated IPv4: +$3/mo
Create a VPS$15.68/mo
Billed monthly
Dedicated IPv4: +$3/mo
Create a VPSShared IPv4 with 20 ports and IPv6 included; dedicated IPv4 +$3/mo
Your VPS is usually ready in minutes. During busy times it may take up to 48 hours to create; you'll get an email the moment it's ready. The same goes for a dedicated IPv4 address.
NAT · IPv6
How people and programs reach your VPS, and what that means for what you run on it.
IPv4 addresses are scarce, so several VPSes share one public IPv4 address. Your VPS gets its own block of 20 ports on it. Traffic to those ports goes straight to your VPS. The panel shows your address and your port range.
Your VPS also has its own public IPv6 address. Every port on it is yours, including 80 and 443, so a website or service can listen on its normal port.
Ports 80 and 443 on the shared IPv4 address are not yours. Point your domain's AAAA record at your IPv6 address and put Cloudflare's proxy in front: it accepts IPv4 visitors and passes them to your VPS over IPv6. A tunnel such as Cloudflare Tunnel works too, or add a dedicated IPv4 for $3 a month.
The 20 ports are for incoming connections. Your VPS can reach the internet as usual: updates, APIs, Discord and Git all work without opening anything.
Docker publishes ports on all addresses by default. Publish only the ports you need, from your IPv4 block, and remember Docker's rules bypass ufw unless you bind to 127.0.0.1.
Example: SSH on the first port of your block looks like ssh -p 40001 root@203.0.113.10. Your real address and ports are in the panel.
Need a whole IPv4 address of your own? Add a dedicated IPv4 for $3 a month and every port on it is yours.
Not what you expected? Ask within 72 hours of paying and get your money back.
No contracts. Stop renewing whenever you like; quarterly and yearly terms simply run to their end.
Tickets in the panel and a Discord community, run by the same team as the game servers.
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