This is a repackaged open source software product wherein additional charges apply for custom operational agents. Includes container health monitoring, resource tracking, image vulnerability scanning, and security hardening. Managed Docker runtime with enterprise oversight.
GigaOps Container Guard delivers a monitored Docker runtime on Ubuntu 22 with container-aware security built by Gigabits.
Key Features:
Container Health Monitoring: Tracks running containers, restart counts, and resource usage per container.
Resource Tracking: Real-time CPU, memory, and disk metrics for the Docker host.
Image Scanning: Alerts on known vulnerabilities in pulled container images.
Security Hardening: Docker daemon configured with security best practices on first boot.
Drift Detection: Alerts on unauthorized Docker configuration changes.
One-Command Diagnostics: Run gigaops docker-report for host and container health.
Ideal For: Teams running containerized workloads on Ubuntu 22 LTS who need Docker monitoring without a full orchestration platform.
Highlights
Container health monitoring for Docker on Ubuntu 22. Tracks running containers, restart events, and per-container resource usage with real-time alerts.
Image vulnerability scanning flags known CVEs. Docker host resource tracking with configurable thresholds. Security hardening applied to Docker daemon on first boot.
Drift detection on unauthorized Docker changes. One-command diagnostics for container and host health. Enterprise Docker oversight on Ubuntu 22 LTS.
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You pay by the hour for this software, with the rate set by the EC2 instance type you run. Each dimension maps to one instance size, so pricing scales with the compute you choose. Smaller shared-CPU types like t3.nano bill at the lowest hourly rates, while large memory, storage, GPU, and bare-metal types such as x2idn.metal or p5.48xlarge bill higher. You are not locked into a fixed quantity or term. Pick the instance that fits your workload, and your hourly charge follows that selection. Running larger or more specialized hardware raises the hourly cost accordingly.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What exactly am I paying for in each hourly instance-type rate?
Each rate covers the software running on one EC2 instance of that size for one hour. The instance type sets how much CPU, memory, storage, or GPU you get. You choose one type, and its hourly rate applies for every hour that instance runs.
Am I charged the hourly software rate when my instance is stopped?
The software rate meters running hours only. A fully stopped instance does not accrue the hourly software charge. You may still pay separate AWS fees for attached storage while stopped. Charges resume when you start the instance again.
If I switch to a larger instance type, how does my bill change?
Your hourly charge follows whichever instance type you run at that time. Moving to a larger or more specialized type applies that type's higher hourly rate going forward. There is no fixed quantity or term, so you can change types as your workload needs shift.
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Usage instructions
1. Connect to the instance via SSH:
Once your instance is running, connect to it using an SSH client with the private key you configured during launch.
The default username for Ubuntu-based instances is ubuntu.
After logging in, use sudo to run commands that require root access.
3. Test Docker installation:
To verify that Docker is installed and running properly, run the following command:
sudo docker run hello-world
This will pull the hello-world image and run it, displaying a message indicating that Docker is working correctly.
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