RemarkableCloud

Docker images

Production Docker images. Free to pull, documented to run.

31 digest-pinned, hardened images, the same ones that power our managed apps, public on GHCR. Each comes with a production guide, a working compose file and a changelog of every build.

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Prefer not to run it yourself? Every image with a managed app page links to it.

ghcr.io/remarkablecloud 
# WordPress on OpenLiteSpeed, base pinned by digest
docker pull ghcr.io/remarkablecloud/wordpress-ols:7.1-r2
docker compose up -d
✓ db         healthy
✓ redis      started
✓ wordpress  healthy
Digest-pinned bases
Every base image pinned, so builds reproduce
Production guide
Compose, environment, backups and upgrades
Changelog
Every build recorded with its tag
Licenses kept
MIT repository, upstream licenses noted

The library

31 images, ready for production.

Filter by category or search by app. Each card opens the technical page: compose, environment variables, backups and upgrades.

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Run it yourself, or not

Same image either way.

Pull it and run it anywhere, or let us run it for you on a managed server with updates, monitoring and snapshots.

Free

Self-hosted with our image

  • Pull from GHCR, run on any Docker host
  • Production guide, compose and environment reference
  • You patch, back up and watch it
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Managed

Managed app on our server

  • Installed for you, $0 per app
  • Updates with a snapshot first, monitoring, firewall
  • Stack several apps on one VPS, from $5/mo
See managed apps

FAQ

Docker images, answered.

For people who will read the compose file anyway.

Are the images free to use?

Yes. They are public on GHCR, and the repository is MIT licensed. The software inside each image keeps its own upstream license, listed on its page.

Which images are there?

31 today: Websites and CMS (10), Business (8), Monitoring (4), AI (4), Developer tools (3) and 2 more. WordPress, Ghost, Nextcloud and n8n are among them.

How are they updated?

Deliberately: each build is pinned by digest and recorded in the image's changelog, so you can see what changed before you pull a new tag.

What makes them production-ready?

A digest-pinned base, healthchecks where the app supports one, sane volumes and a documented backup and upgrade path, on top of the upstream app.

Where are they hosted?

On the GitHub Container Registry under ghcr.io/remarkablecloud, with the source in the public docker-images repository on GitHub.

Can you run one for me?

Yes. Most images have a managed app page: we install it on a managed server, keep it updated and watch it, with the app itself at $0.

Pull it, or let us run it.

The same images our managed apps use, free on GHCR.

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