A container in the EU with an IPv6 address assigned
Grounded in available product and source data
DollarBox puts your own code in a container in the EU. Sign up, get a namespace, and you have somewhere to run a live service: a click-and-deploy path for simple cases, or a namespace-scoped kubeconfig when you prefer kubectl apply.
Each container gets an IPv6 address, so a hostname points at it with one AAAA record. Outbound calls to IPv4-only services such as npm, Docker Hub and GitHub are translated for you, while inbound traffic has to arrive over IPv6. Storage is pre-paid by the gigabyte and moves between containers when you detach and reattach it. The docs walk the kubectl path end to end.