Yes, Docker Up is free for open source projects!
Docker Up is and always will be free for all your open source projects.
Yes, Docker Up supports multiple Dockerfiles per project!
You can add as many Dockerfiles as you want. They will be automatically scanned the next time we check for updates.
Yes, you can ignore specific images, versions and even custom version ranges!
Simply add the images you want to ignore to the ignore list on your project page. If you want to ignore images based on versions, just use any range that fits your needs.
Example: >= 1.0, < 1.4
Yes, your code is totally safe with us!
Docker Up will download the files required, specified by you, to check and update the docker images on a GitHub/GitLab repository and will create new commits containing the updated files.
We will never store details of your code, except as required to make the aforementioned updates, and new commits will only ever be pushed to branches namespaced for use by Docker Up. As such, Docker Up will never make updates directly to your master or default branches.
Sadly, not yet!
If you are interested on using Docker Up with your on-premise GitLab instance, please contact us.
An on-premise version of Docker Up is not yet available!
If you are interested in an on-premise version of Docker Up, please contact us and tell us about your situation.
