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Clouderized
Clouderized is a Docker hosting and backend app hosting platform I am building for APIs, long-running services, and small production workloads that need predictable pricing without the usual server setup work.
Docker hosting without server work
Push a containerized backend and get a live HTTPS app without wiring reverse proxies, certificates, and deployment scripts by hand.
Predictable pricing
Built around flat monthly plans for developers and small teams that want to avoid surprise usage bills for ordinary backend workloads.
Self-hosted roots
The platform runs real apps, including my own tools and sites, so the product is shaped by the same deployment problems it is meant to solve.
Docker hosting details that matter
Tiny containers when that is enough
Clouderized can run very small workloads, down to 0.05 vCPU and 64 MB RAM, so simple tools do not need oversized hosting plans.
PostgreSQL, MariaDB, and Redis
Apps can be paired with common backing services instead of forcing every project to operate its own database or cache stack.
Sleep and wake built in
Starter workloads can sleep when idle and wake automatically, keeping costs low while still giving visitors a handled response.
Default 404 handling
Unknown paths get a proper 404 response by default, which is better for users, logs, crawlers, and simple static or backend apps.
Git push to live HTTPS
Push code, let CI build the container, and get an HTTPS app without configuring nginx, certbot, or deployment scripts by hand.
Portal controls and logs
The portal gives each app practical controls for status, CPU and RAM usage, start, stop, restart, environment variables, and build logs.
Why I built it
A lot of small backend projects do not need a full DevOps platform. They need a clear path from code to HTTPS, enough resources to run properly, persistent storage when needed, and a monthly bill that is easy to understand.
Clouderized is my attempt to remove the setup tax around Docker hosting and containerized applications. It is aimed at practical backend work: APIs, JVM apps, WebSockets, internal tools, database-backed apps, and experiments that may grow into production services.
Product detail
Docker hosting on Clouderized
Runtime model, supported stacks, pricing, and how it compares with VPS and serverless deployment options.
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