Inventory
Identify privileged or host-dependent features
Container migration guide
OUR DELIVERY APPROACH
Identify privileged or host-dependent features
Replace host-local assumptions
Use versioned tags or image digests
Quiesce writes where consistency requires it
Test restart and recreate behavior
Confirm managed TLS is ready
RISK CONTROL
Files stored only in the container writable layer are lost when the container is replaced.
Docker socket, privileged mode, host networking, devices, and arbitrary host mounts are restricted.
Environment files, image layers, Compose files, or committed containers can expose credentials.
An image built only for a different CPU architecture cannot run on the target node.
VALIDATION
ROLLBACK
PRIMARY REFERENCES
COMMON QUESTIONS
The image must run in a supported Linux container environment without prohibited privileged or host-level access. Registry access, architecture, ports, persistence, and runtime requirements must be compatible.
No. Docker documents that attached volume data is not included in an image archive and must be backed up and migrated separately.
Compose is useful as an inventory, but each service, network path, dependency, persistent volume, secret, and route must be translated into Seemi platform resources.
Eligible web applications can use managed ingress and TLS. Native TCP services use their protocol-specific security rather than browser HTTP termination.
READY TO PLAN THE MOVE?