Containers, without the bloat
The Docker extension brings per-website container hosting to the panel — rootless, secure and with no Docker daemon in the core. The runtime is installed only on servers where the extension is enabled.
- Rootless Podman — no root daemon
- One container = one website (app type)
- Reachable only via the nginx domain proxy
- Package limits: containers, RAM, CPU, disk
- CVE gate on deploy (Grype)
- Volumes in backup, no daemon by default
Everything container hosting needs
Secure by default, easy from the panel UI.
Rootless isolation
Containers run as the website’s Linux user — cap-drop, no-new-privileges, seccomp/AppArmor and cgroup limits.
Domain proxy
Internal port on 127.0.0.1 — reachable only via the nginx proxy of the site’s own domain. No host networking, no open ports.
CVE gate (Grype)
Images are scanned for vulnerabilities with Grype on deploy; critical CVEs block the deploy — the threshold is configurable.
Package limits
The admin sets per plan: number of containers, RAM, CPUs and disk per container (0 = unlimited).
Backup & restore
Persistent volumes and the container definition go into the existing backup system; restore included.
UI management
Deploy an image, set env vars/volumes/ports, start/stop/restart, logs and status — all from the panel UI, no Docker socket for customers.
More details
- Rootless Podman runtime (uidmap, fuse-overlayfs, passt)
- Registry allowlist for permitted image sources
- Environment variables and persistent data volumes
- Live status, health and logs per container
- Egress control against abuse
- Automatic cleanup on site/customer deletion
- Runtime installed only on enabled servers
- No Docker socket access for customers
Questions about container hosting
Who is container hosting for?
For apps that don’t fit the classic PHP/shared-hosting model — Node.js/Python backends with their own dependencies, microservices, or pre-built images. enconf runs them isolated per website, without you having to set up a separate server or Docker host.
What is Docker web hosting?
Web hosting where a website or app doesn’t run directly on the server, but inside its own container with a precisely defined runtime environment. At enconf, every container runs rootless via Podman as the respective website’s Linux user and is reachable only through that site’s domain proxy — no host networking, no open ports.
Can I host Docker containers with cPanel?
cPanel/WHM has no native container feature — Docker support isn’t part of its core and has to be built with separate add-on solutions. enconf offers Docker/Podman containers per website directly in the panel UI, rootless and with no extra module: deploy an image, set env vars/volumes/ports, done.
Container hosting in 5 minutes.
14-day free trial · Rootless & secure · Made in Germany
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