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Dev tools · January 14, 2025

Simple Docker Hosting

Hey HN! We launched sliplane.io, where deploying Docker containers is super simple and wallet-friendly. With our Pay-per-Server approach, you can host as many containers as you want on each server at a set price - no huge surprise bills, just straightforward Docker hosting. You simply connect your Github repository and we do the rest that you expect from a PaaS, SSL by default, automatic deployments, backups of your storage etc. Pricing starts at 9€/month for 2vCPU, 2GB RAM, 40 GB Disk, 2 TB Egress. Cheers, Jonas

Simple Docker Hosting launched on January 14, 2025 with 64 votes, #443 of 6,142 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

In plain words

Simple Docker Hosting is a platform for deploying Docker containers with predictable costs. Users connect their GitHub repository and the service handles deployment, SSL certificates, automatic updates, and storage backups. It uses a pay-per-server model where developers can run multiple containers on a single server at a fixed monthly price, starting at €9 for 2vCPU, 2GB RAM, and 40GB storage. The service targets developers seeking straightforward container hosting without unexpected billing surprises.

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From the sources

Sliplane is a simple European cloud for developers. Run your apps, managed PostgreSQL databases and object storage with the best developer experience around.

Run your apps, managed PostgreSQL and object storage on European infrastructure, all with the best developer experience around. No DevOps required. Deploy any app straight from GitHub or a Docker image. Push to deploy, zero downtime, logs and metrics built in. Production ready PostgreSQL in a click. Automated backups, secure by default, no tuning required. S3 compatible storage for your files, backups and assets. Simple pricing with no egress surprises. Connect a GitHub repo or container registry. Sliplane detects your framework, then builds, runs and scales your app, with zero downtime deploys. AI tools, CMSes, automation, dev tools and more. If it runs in a container, it runs onfrom sliplane.io

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