Komodo on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS

Why the cloudimg image

Komodo manages containers, so whoever holds its administrator credential can run code on the host. This image treats that as the headline risk rather than a footnote. Nothing is shipped with a shared password: each instance generates its own administrator password, database password, session signing key and certificate on first boot, writes them to a root only file, and refuses to start Komodo until it has. Self registration is closed, and the instance re checks on every boot that its administrator account still exists, closing the front door rather than leaving an open sign up on a machine that manages containers. Only an encrypted web front door and secure shell are reachable from the network; the database and the agent are not. Containers deployed here are denied the cloud instance metadata service while ordinary network access keeps working. Every component image is pinned to exact content rather than a moving tag, and the data layer uses FerretDB over PostgreSQL so no Server Side Public License component is shipped. An on instance self test runs a real deployment and reads the container's own output back, and each of its checks is tested against a known bad input first. Paired with a step by step deploy guide and 24/7 cloudimg support.