Easy Deployment Of Your Docker Containers

Docker offers developers a low-cost way to containerise their code and share it between systems.

Since 2013, Docker has simplified application deployment by providing an efficient and well-supported alternative to virtual machines.

Automate the deployment of your Docker applications with TPC’s Cloud Platform

Eliminates manual configuration overhead, reducing time spent on setup and deployment.
Ensures consistency across deployments, avoiding human errors and maintaining application stability.
Enhances scalability, allowing for automatic adjustment of resources to meet demand without manual intervention.
Accelerates time-to-market, enabling quicker rollouts of new features, updates, and bug fixes.
Simplifies operational complexities, with the platform managing underlying infrastructure and orchestration.
Strengthens security and compliance, integrating checks and protocols to uphold standards and reduce risks.

Simple deployment

TPC is a simple management platform built on top of the Docker open-source tooling. Companies can easily deploy Docker images on their servers.

No limits

The accommodation can grow as much as you want.

Easy management

With a few clicks via our web interface, API or CLI, you can set up a new Docker container.

Private Docker Registry

TPC Paas Cloud offers you the possibility to deploy your own private Docker registry to store your Docker images.

One-click deployment

Get up and running faster than ever. With TPC Paas Cloud, any application server (database, cache server, etc.) can be deployed with one click.

Multiple accounts

Ensure complete flexibility. We offer the possibility to create accounts with different levels of access rights from a single control panel.

Support

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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS!

What is Docker hosting in a PaaS environment?

Docker hosting in a PaaS environment refers to the deployment of Docker containers within a managed cloud platform. Users can run, manage, and scale their applications packaged as Docker containers without worrying about the underlying infrastructure. The PaaS provider manages the network, servers, operating systems, and storage, allowing developers to focus on their applications.

How does the billing work for Docker hosting on a PaaS platform?

Billing for Docker hosting on a PaaS platform is typically based on the resources consumed by your Docker containers. This include compute hours, memory usage, storage space, and network bandwidth. Users are charged only for the resources their applications actually use, allowing for scalable and cost-effective hosting solutions. Detailed billing information and usage statistics are usually accessible through the platform’s dashboard to monitor and control costs.

Can I scale my Docker containers automatically in a PaaS environment?

Yes, you can. TPC PaaS platform offers Docker hosting that supports automatic scaling. This feature allows your application to automatically adjust its resource allocation (e.g., CPU, memory, instances) based on the demand. Auto-scaling ensures optimal performance during traffic spikes and reduces costs during low-traffic periods. Users can set scaling rules based on specific metrics like CPU usage, memory usage, or custom metrics tailored to their application’s behavior.

What kind of security measures are in place for Docker hosting in a PaaS environment?

TPC PaaS Cloud implements a robust set of security measures to protect Docker-hosted applications. These may include network isolation, secure access controls, encryption of data in transit and at rest, regular security patches, and compliance with various industry standards. Additionally, users can often configure their own security settings, such as firewall rules, private networks, and VPN connections, to enhance the security of their containerized applications.

How do I migrate my existing Docker containers to a PaaS platform?

Migrating existing Docker containers to a PaaS platform usually involves a few key steps:

Ensuring that your application’s configurations and dependencies are containerized correctly.
Testing your Docker containers locally to ensure they operate as expected.
Pushing your Docker images to a container registry (either a public one like Docker Hub or a private one provided by the PaaS platform).
Deploying the containers from the registry to the PaaS environment using the platform’s CLI (Command Line Interface) tools or through a web interface.
Configuring the necessary environment variables, storage options, and scaling settings on the platform. It’s recommended to review the platform’s documentation and support resources or consult with their support team for specific guidance tailored to your application.*