Container hosting

Secure containers, deployed in minutes

Deploy public or privately shared Linux container images with controlled networking, persistent storage, automated backups, live logs, secure terminal access, and regional placement.

SEEMI CLOUD

Reliable infrastructure with operational safeguards built in

Secure by design Backup ready Regional choice API and agent ready
OCICompatible Linux images
ResticEncrypted volume backups
SSOOptional forward authentication
TrivyOpt-in vulnerability scanning

Capabilities

Control the workload without exposing the host

Private networking

Hide internal containers from the internet, or run them public and private at once. Your team connects through an encrypted tunnel with company sign-in.

Public and private images

Deploy public images from any registry. Private images can be shared with Seemi service accounts on GitHub/GHCR, GitLab, or Docker Hub, with an access test available in the portal.

Configuration that fits the app

Define CPU, memory, disk, ports, environment variables, secrets, commands, persistent binds, and volumes through the portal.

Protected persistent data

Schedule encrypted incremental Restic snapshots to Seemi object storage. Stateless workloads can be recreated rapidly across available nodes.

Operational visibility

Review platform events, health, real-time application logs, restart and recreate workloads, or use a secure browser-based exec terminal.

Secure application access

Apply IP allowlists and optional forward authentication for compatible web workloads. Authorized users sign in through Microsoft or Google SSO.

Edge protection

Compatible HTTP workloads can use managed TLS and optional Cloudflare proxying for caching and additional edge protection.

Use cases

From APIs to agentic applications

Choose a supported service from the catalog or bring a workload that fits your architecture.

Public and internal web applications
REST and backend APIs
Workers and scheduled processing
Development tools and private utilities
AI and agent-oriented applications
Stateless services designed for rapid recreation

How it works

From image to running service

1

Choose or create a SKU

Select a catalog service or define a custom container using an image reference and resource configuration.

2

Configure access and data

Set ports, domains, secrets, volumes, firewall rules, forward authentication, and backup schedules.

3

Deploy and operate

Launch through the portal, monitor health and logs, and redeploy or restore when required.

Efficiency without compromise

A lower-cost path to production containers

Controlled networking, encrypted backups, regional placement, and compact resource economics can make representative configurations more than 80% lower than comparable hyperscaler examples, depending on workload and region.

Strong isolation boundaries

Containers are not given Docker socket access or host-level privileged access that could compromise the shared platform.

Application responsibility

For custom images, customers remain responsible for application configuration, software licensing, updates, and remediation of image vulnerabilities.

Ready to move forward?

Deploy with confidence, or talk to an engineer first.

Review pricing, browse the live catalog, or contact Seemi Cloud for migration and enterprise engineering support.

SERVICE AT A GLANCE

Key technical and operational facts

Concise deployment facts for evaluation. The portal configuration and applicable SKU description remain authoritative.
Workload type
OCI-compatible containers
Images
Public or authorized private registries
Web traffic
Managed HTTPS through platform ingress
Native TCP
Published only where configured
Persistence
Optional persistent SSD volumes
Backups
Encrypted incremental Restic snapshots
Security
No privileged mode or host runtime socket
Regions
Amsterdam, Washington DC, Los Angeles, and Singapore

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Practical answers before deployment

Understand connectivity, backups, limitations, and operating responsibilities before selecting a SKU.
Which container images can Seemi Cloud deploy?
Seemi Cloud deploys compatible OCI container images from public registries or private registries to which the Seemi service account has been granted access. Versioned tags or immutable digests are recommended for predictable production releases.
Can a container use persistent storage?
Yes. Eligible containers can use persistent SSD-backed paths. Important data should not be stored only in the ephemeral container layer because that layer can be replaced during recreation or migration.
How are container volumes backed up?
Eligible persistent paths can use scheduled encrypted Restic snapshots stored in Seemi-managed S3-compatible backup storage. Filesystem snapshots do not replace an application-native backup for every transactional workload.
How are custom domains and TLS handled?
Eligible HTTP applications can use a Seemi hostname or supported custom domain. TLS normally terminates at managed ingress. Applications requiring end-to-end encryption must also configure encryption between ingress and the workload.
Can containers run in privileged mode?
No, unless a separately approved architecture explicitly states otherwise. Docker socket access, arbitrary host mounts, host namespaces, and other capabilities that could compromise platform isolation are restricted.
Can Seemi help migrate an existing container application?
Yes. Seemi engineering can assess container images, configuration, persistent data, networking, DNS cutover, and recovery requirements as a separately scoped migration engagement.