Run your full Docker stack on Superconductor's cloud computers
Turn on Docker for a project, and each implementation's cloud computer runs your containers, databases, and workers. Superconductor gives every implementation its own full stack, so your team can test the change on a live preview without checking out the branch.
Turn it on in Project Settings → Development Environment → Packages.
Superconductor lets you and your team chat with coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Pi, and more in shared, secure cloud sessions.
With our Docker integration, you can
- Run a version of your full stack for each implementation
- Reuse your
bin/setup,bin/dev, or Makefile Docker commands - Preview the app with its own database and workers
Technical details
- Used for
- Your app, databases, Redis, and workers per implementation
- Needs
- A Docker dev setup; Automatic Environment Setup configures the commands
Questions
- Does it work with docker-compose?
- Yes. Superconductor's own main project is a docker-compose app with Rails, Postgres, Minio, and Vite containers, and it starts in under 30 seconds.
- Can agents pull images from Docker Hub?
- Yes. Docker Hub is in the trusted package registries you can allow under Project Settings → Network Access, so you don't need to add its domains by hand.
- How much CPU and memory do my containers get?
- You set it per project: 1 to 8 CPUs, 1 to 16 GB of memory, and 2 to 20 GB of disk. The default is 1 CPU, 4 GB of memory, and 10 GB of disk.