Deploy a Docker Image
Run any public image as a service.
If your app already ships as an image, or you want to run someone else's software, deploy the image directly. There is no build step.
Create the service
Open the command panel, pick Docker Image and search. Results come from Docker Hub. You can also type an image from another registry:
ghcr.io/imgproxy/imgproxy
quay.io/keycloak/keycloak
registry.gitlab.com/group/projectUnbind reads the ports the image exposes and suggests them for the domain. Check the domain, the port and the variables, then press Deploy.
Pick a version
Under Source > Tag in the service settings you can search the image's tags. Pin a specific version like nginx:1.29 rather than latest, so a redeploy never surprises you with a new major version.
The tag search works for Docker Hub images. For other registries, type the tag as part of the image name.
Updating
Image services do not redeploy on their own. To move to a new version, change the tag and press Deploy on the changes bar.
Private images
There is no place in the UI yet to add credentials for a private registry, so images have to be publicly pullable. If your image is private, deploy from GitHub with a Dockerfile instead. The image Unbind builds stays inside your instance.