Deploy Docker Images Without Managing Infrastructure
Deploy public or private OCI container images directly to a secure, autoscaled HTTPS endpoint in seconds.
The Problem
Configuring Kubernetes manifests, ingress controllers, SSL renewals, and VPS nodes just to run a Docker image wastes hours.
The Kubeletto Solution
Provide a container image URL, choose a port, and Kubeletto provisions a sandboxed runtime, configures DNS, and assigns a TLS certificate instantly.
Key Benefits & Workflow
Why Developers Prefer It
- Zero Kubernetes knowledge required: no YAML manifests, node pools, or routing tables.
- Supports any OCI-compliant image from any container registry.
- Wildcard HTTPS URLs allocated instantly for every deployment revision.
How It Works
- 1
Input your Docker image repository (e.g., docker.io/library/nginx:alpine).
- 2
Select memory allocation limits (128MB - 2GB).
- 3
Deploy and get a secure HTTPS subdomain.
Under the Hood
Kubeletto pulls container images directly from public registries, configures namespace-isolated runtime properties, maps ingress routers, and launches your container.
Managed container orchestration layer.
kubeletto deploy --image nginx:alpine --port 80 --name hello-serviceFrequently Asked Questions
What container registries are supported?
Kubeletto supports Docker Hub, GitHub Container Registry (GHCR), Google Container Registry (GCR), Amazon ECR, and private registries with credentials.
Do I need to manage SSL certificates?
No. Kubeletto automatically provisions and renews wildcard Let's Encrypt SSL certificates for your applications.