KVM means zero container restrictions
Full KVM virtualization with dedicated kernel access. Run Docker, Docker Compose, Kubernetes, and any container image without limitations. NVMe storage for fast image pulls and builds.
Some providers use shared-kernel virtualization where Docker either does not work or requires workarounds. Every Hostodo instance runs on KVM with its own dedicated kernel — Docker works exactly like it would on bare metal.
Install Docker with a single command. Run multi-container applications with Docker Compose. No special configuration or kernel hacks required.
KVM gives you a dedicated kernel. Load modules, configure cgroups, use overlay filesystems, and run any container runtime -- Docker, Podman, containerd, or others.
Pull and run any image from Docker Hub, GitHub Container Registry, or your private registry. No restrictions on what you can run inside your instance.
Run K3s, MicroK8s, or a single-node Kubernetes cluster for development and testing. KVM provides the kernel features that Kubernetes requires.
NVMe storage with up to 450,000 read IOPS means pulling images, building layers, and starting containers is fast. No waiting on slow disk I/O.
AMD EPYC 7742 processors with dedicated CPU and RAM. Your containers get consistent performance. 1Gbps port, 1 IPv4, and /64 IPv6 included.
Deploy an instance with the Hostodo CLI, SSH in, and install Docker. That is all it takes.
Deploy a KVM instance in under 60 seconds. Install Docker, pull your images, and run your containers. Plans start from $2.99/mo with NVMe storage on AMD EPYC hardware. 3-day money-back guarantee.