Portainer

Portainer 2.33.6 on Ubuntu 24.04 with free maintenance support by kCloudHubs. This is a repackaged open-source software product, for which additional support charges apply.

Looking for a simple way to handle your Docker and Kubernetes setups without drowning in command-line commands? Portainer is awesome for that. kCloudHubs has this ready-to-go Ubuntu 24.04 image on the AWS Marketplace with Portainer 2.30.1 pre-installed. It's the open-source version (Community Edition), super lightweight, and you get free basic maintenance included. Need extra help, updates, or troubleshooting? They've got optional paid support plans.

Portainer gives you a clean web-based dashboard to manage all your containers from one spot. Whether you're running Docker locally, on remote hosts, in the cloud, or even Kubernetes clusters, you can deploy, monitor, start/stop/restart containers, check logs, jump into consoles, manage images, volumes, networks, and stacks-all without typing endless CLI stuff. It's best suitable for devs, ops folks, or teams who want to keep things straightforward.

• Runs as a super-lightweight Docker container; its setup takes just minutes on your EC2 instance.
• Control local machines, remote servers, cloud hosts, or even edge/IoT devices from a single unified dashboard.
• Deploy apps fast using Docker Compose files or grab ready-made templates (tons built in, or add your own).
• Full support for Docker, Docker Swarm, Kubernetes, and Podman environments-manage them all in one place.
• Monitor container status, view real-time logs, access consoles directly in the browser, tweak resources, and more.
• Handle images (pull, push, tag), volumes (create, attach, backup), networks, and stacks with ease.
• Built-in app templates make spinning up common services (databases, web apps, etc.) a breeze.
• Secure by design with user management, role-based access (stronger in Business Edition), and agent-based connections that keep things locked down, with no opening random ports everywhere.

This AMI launches straight from the AWS Marketplace: pick it, deploy on an EC2 instance (t3.medium or better works great), point your browser to the instance's public IP on port 9000 and you're in. It's optimised for AWS, so scaling up for bigger clusters or adding more nodes is simple. Portainer plays nice with AWS services, toolike pulling images from ECR or managing EKS if you connect it up.

Bottom line: If you're tired of CLI-only container management or want a quick, visual way to run and monitor Docker/K8S workloads on AWS, this Portainer image from kCloudHubs is a solid pick. It's clean, up to date for that version, and backed by optional support if things get tricky. Search "Portainer" by kCloudHubs on the AWS Marketplace and launch one today- it takes way less time than setting it up manually!