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All apps 379 Operating systems 6 Control panels 9 Automation 33 AI 27 Databases 12 Game servers 19 Websites and CMS 30 Bots 11 Monitoring 32 Storage 41 Developer tools 38 Minecraft: Java Edition Game servers
Mojang's own server, exactly as shipped. No plugins and no mods — if you want either, start from Paper or Fabric instead. Deploy Minecraft: Paper Game servers
The fork most servers actually run: Spigot's plugin API with substantially better performance, and timings you can read when something goes slow. Plugins go in plugins/. Deploy MongoDB Databases
The document database. Stores JSON-shaped records with no fixed schema, which suits data whose shape is still moving and applications that would rather not write migrations. Deploy MySQL Databases
Oracle's MySQL, and the database most off-the-shelf PHP applications expect by name. Deploy Node.js Bots
The JavaScript runtime. discord.js, Telegraf and grammY live here, as does every npm package you would reach for. The image is the Debian slim build rather than Alpine, because a native module with a prebuilt binary has one for glibc and not for musl — on Alpine those fall back to compiling, and some simply fail. Deploy PostgreSQL Databases
The default choice for a relational database: strict, standards-compliant and extensible, with JSON, full-text search and geospatial support built in or a extension away. Deploy Python Bots
The Python runtime. discord.py, python-telegram-bot, aiogram — and anything on PyPI. The Debian slim build, so pip install takes the prebuilt manylinux wheel instead of compiling numpy from source, which is what an Alpine image forces. Deploy Redis Databases
The in-memory data store used as a cache, a session store and a job queue. Everything is held in memory, so size the plan by the working set rather than by the disk. Deploy Ubuntu Operating systems
The most widely deployed Linux server distribution. Every LTS release is supported for five years, and almost any tutorial, control panel or deployment tool you find assumes it. Deploy Debian Operating systems
A conservative, entirely community-run distribution. Debian ships fewer moving parts and changes them rarely, which is what you want on a machine that should stay up and out of mind. Deploy Windows Server Operating systems
Windows Server with Remote Desktop enabled, for software that only runs on Windows -- .NET applications, trading terminals, Office automation, or anything you would rather administer through a desktop than a shell. Deploy CloudPanel Control panels
A fast, free hosting control panel built on NGINX. Runs PHP, Node.js and Python sites with one-click Let's Encrypt certificates, and is deliberately lean -- no mail server, no bundled extras you did not ask for. Deploy CyberPanel Control panels
An open-source hosting panel built on OpenLiteSpeed, with LSCache for WordPress, email, DNS and FTP included. The closest free equivalent to a full cPanel-style stack. Deploy Coolify Control panels
An open-source, self-hosted alternative to Heroku, Netlify and Vercel. Deploy applications straight from a Git repository, run databases and services next to them, and get certificates issued automatically -- on a server you own. Deploy WordPress Websites and CMS
WordPress on NGINX, PHP-FPM and MariaDB, installed and ready to write in -- not left on the setup screen. Comes with HTTPS, pretty permalinks and a hardened file layout. Deploy Elasticsearch with Kibana Monitoring
Elastic + Kibana is a Free and Open Source Search, Monitoring, and Visualization Stack. Deploy Ghost Websites and CMS
Ghost is a content management system (CMS) and blogging platform. Deploy GitLab Automation
The all-in-one DevOps platform for seamless collaboration and continuous delivery. Deploy Metabase Monitoring
Fast analytics with the friendly UX and integrated tooling to let your company explore data on their own. Deploy Nextcloud with MariaDB Storage
NextCloud is a self-hosted, open-source platform that provides file storage, collaboration, and communication tools for seamless data management. Deploy Openclaw AI
AI-powered coding assistant with multi-provider support and browser automation. Deploy WordPress with MySQL Websites and CMS
WordPress is open source software you can use to create a beautiful website, blog, or app. Deploy n8n Automation
n8n is an extendable workflow automation tool. Deploy .NET Bots
The .NET SDK, for C# and F#. Discord.Net and DSharpPlus both target it, and the SDK image builds in place rather than needing a separate publish step. Deploy Apache CouchDB Databases
A document database whose distinguishing feature is replication: it syncs bidirectionally with other CouchDB nodes and with PouchDB in a browser, which makes offline-first applications straightforward. Deploy Bun Bots
The fast JavaScript runtime, with a bundler, test runner and package manager built in. Runs TypeScript directly with no build step, which removes most of a Node project's tooling. Deploy ClickHouse Databases
The column-oriented database for analytics. Aggregations over billions of rows that a row store would take minutes on come back in under a second — at the cost of being a poor fit for row-at-a-time updates. Deploy Counter-Strike 2 Game servers
A Counter-Strike 2 dedicated server. The game files are large — allow well over 30 GB of volume before provisioning, because the server downloads them on the first start and a half-downloaded install fails silently. Deploy Deno Bots
The secure-by-default TypeScript runtime: no filesystem, network or environment access unless the command grants it. Keep the --allow-* flags as narrow as your code actually needs. Deploy Elixir Bots
Elixir on the BEAM. Supervision trees and cheap processes make it a strong fit for anything that has to stay connected and keep running — chat bridges, bots, streaming systems. Deploy Factorio Game servers
The factory-building game's headless server. Saves, mods and settings live in the volume: saves/, mods/ and config/server-settings.json. Deploy FiveM (FXServer) Game servers
The GTA V multiplayer platform. Resources are Lua, JS or C#, and the roleplay frameworks most servers are built on (ESX, QBCore) are resources like any other. Deploy Go Bots
The Go toolchain. This is the one place Alpine wins outright: the official Go Alpine image ships gcc and musl-dev, so cgo still builds, and it is a fifth the size of the Debian one. Deploy InfluxDB Databases
The time-series database. Built for measurements arriving continuously — metrics, sensors, traces — with retention policies and downsampling instead of a table that grows until it falls over. Deploy Java Bots
The JVM, from Eclipse Temurin — the full JDK, so you can compile as well as run, and Kotlin and Scala work on it unchanged. JDA and Discord4J both target it. Deploy Luanti (Minetest) Game servers
The open-source voxel engine formerly called Minetest. Games and mods are Lua and go in the volume under .minetest/games/ and .minetest/mods/; the world sits in .minetest/worlds/. Deploy MariaDB Databases
The community fork of MySQL, and a drop-in replacement for it in almost every application. Faster to adopt new storage engines, and the default MySQL-compatible database on most Linux distributions. Deploy Memcached Databases
A pure in-memory cache. No persistence, no data structures, no replication — one thing done extremely well, and still the right answer when all you need is a shared cache in front of something slower. Deploy Minecraft: Bedrock Edition Game servers
Mojang's Bedrock dedicated server — the edition phones, consoles, Windows and the Switch run. Bedrock speaks UDP, so the address players enter is the UDP endpoint below, not a Java-style one. Deploy Minecraft: Fabric Game servers
The lightweight mod loader. Mods go in mods/ and every player needs the same set installed client-side. Deploy Show more
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