Looking for feedback on my Docker hosting service for indie projects

I like it!
It's actually what i'm looking for right now.
I have 2 questions:

• a plan is for one container or stack ?
• you talked about a UI, where is it ?

Nice idea. I went through your medium article.

Create a container repository for your images in your app.
Build your images.
Push your images to their respective repositories.
Deploy your application to a host of your choice.

Isn't what we do in CI/CD platform?

I have been using Google Cloud Run since the alpha phase.
A quick note which I wrote last year https://viggy28.dev/article/cloudrun-cicd/

I am down for a customer interview (or something along the line if you need)

Hello,
I read your blog post and tried the "Try it now in-browser".
After waiting for a while, I can see the logs of mysql and apache. However closing the modal... nothing (the server is gone ?)

I do not see why I would use your service instead of directly using other Cloud providers with container hosting services. Especially, if I build a dockerized app, I have to build the image with my code. So I think I did not understand what your offering is or what are the target users

Unfortunately the naming has some quite bad connotations, at least in Britain (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogging_(sexual_slang)) and anyone from the uk will think of this first. This may be true of other places but not entirely sure. It’s probably not something you want your app to be connected with and would certainly make me think twice before clicking on the link.

As for the homepage of the website, it’s not entirely clear to me what the value proposition is. The blog post made me feel like it was a way to quickly throw up a WIP or for development however the website first point is being highly available which matters more for production cases. I’m not entirely sure from the website when I would use this vs something else.

I agree on the premise though that deploying docker contains is challenging and can be simplified. The best app I have used for this is https://www.cloud66.com/ which will build a docker image, put in private registry and can deploy to a Kubernetes cluster. The target is definitely for production workloads though and is still quite complex.

What I personally think would be great for your app is to position it as a way to get quick previews running somewhere. For example if using GitHub or GitLab it could listen to commits or bot commands and deploy an instance of that sha into the cloud, alternatively from the cli locally.