Deploy APIs, workers, and JVM apps with flat monthly pricing, HTTPS, persistent storage, and managed PostgreSQL or MariaDB inside the same resource pool.
Starter from S$5/mo · Free 4-hour sandbox, no card required
Proof, not a mockup
This is a real app update on Clouderized: code changes are pushed, CI builds the container, deployment completes, and the HTTPS app refreshes live.
If you want the deeper Docker-hosting breakdown, the dedicated pages cover runtime model, managed database options, pricing, and VPS/serverless tradeoffs.
A silent captioned deploy demo that works without audio.
Pick capacity based on workload shape, not guesswork. Managed MariaDB/PostgreSQL is included inside your selected resource pool.
Best for lightweight backend workloads
Good fit: one lightweight app, several tiny utility apps, one lightweight app plus lightweight MariaDB/MySQL, or PostgreSQL-only.
Best for always-on and higher-memory workloads
Good fit: JVM/Scala, always-on services, WebSockets, long-running workers, and app+database workloads with more headroom.
Capacity note: Each slot is a shared resource pool — apps and databases both draw from it. Buy multiple slots to stack capacity (e.g. 2 × Starter = 1 GB RAM / 8 GB storage).
DB headroom: PostgreSQL on 1 Starter usually consumes most of the RAM pool. For PostgreSQL plus an app, use 2 × Starter or Pro.
Running everything from personal projects to ERPNext in production workloads.
Pro containers never sleep. Flat rate every month — no usage surprises, no cold-start 502s.
Need more? Custom resource limits, larger storage, or volume pricing.
Get in touch →I work with a software house whose backend is a classic 3-tier app. Solid engineers. But every time containerization came up, it stalled — too many decisions before anything even runs.
That's not a skill problem. That's a setup tax problem.
I built Clouderized to remove it. Push a Dockerfile, get a live HTTPS endpoint. No reverse proxy config, no cert wiring, no Compose boilerplate.
Built for teams who want to ship containers without becoming DevOps engineers first.
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