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A simple service where you can upload, build, build, publish and run Docker images all from the comfort of your browser.
Value Prop
Publishing Docker images is too hard today. You have to create a new GitHub repo, you have to create the Dockerfile, get it committed, figure out how to create a GitHub Action, and then push it to wherever, and then be surprised when it doesn't work, and then do it all over again if you want to do it somewhere else.
Imagine, if you will, a service, that lets you interactively paste or upload your Dockerfile, auto-builds it for you, and depending on where you have authenticated, publishes it that container registry.
In addition, you can even run your Docker containers interactively in the browser in order to test them out and interact with them.
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For the interactive mode, it could also give you some nice tidbits of informatio like how big each layer is and if there are any ways to optimize the current layer.
What this also really needs is a backend that can spin up and down in milliseconds. ;)
Headline
A simple service where you can upload, build, build, publish and run Docker images all from the comfort of your browser.
Value Prop
Publishing Docker images is too hard today. You have to create a new GitHub repo, you have to create the Dockerfile, get it committed, figure out how to create a GitHub Action, and then push it to wherever, and then be surprised when it doesn't work, and then do it all over again if you want to do it somewhere else.
Imagine, if you will, a service, that lets you interactively paste or upload your Dockerfile, auto-builds it for you, and depending on where you have authenticated, publishes it that container registry.
In addition, you can even run your Docker containers interactively in the browser in order to test them out and interact with them.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: