Custom Containers
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Latest container validations
Completed public container workloads and what each image reported.
What to provide
Describe the container image and workload clearly so it can be validated and executed safely.
Container Image
Specify the image name and version you want the workload to use.
Command
Provide the command, entrypoint, or task that should run inside the container.
Expected Output
Describe the expected logs, status, or result produced by the workload.
Limits
Avoid privileged containers, unrestricted access requests, destructive commands, or sensitive credentials.
What this page is for
Custom containers allow users to describe a container image and workload that can be executed inside a controlled environment.
This workload type is intended for testing deployment, validation, compatibility checks, automation tasks, development environments, and other container-based workloads.
Suitable public tests
- Container validation
- Application startup testing
- Environment verification
- Build and deployment checks
- Development workflows
- Container compatibility testing
What happens next
Every container workload moves through the same controlled network process.
Submit
The container workload is submitted through the public launcher.
Validate
The image and workload are checked against public workload rules.
Queue
The workload is queued for a suitable machine and runtime environment.
Run
The workload executes under limits and returns a status, log, or result.
Run your first container workload
Submit a public container workload, or explore what the network has already run.