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Automated Docker Security Profiler & Linter
A developer tool that uses eBPF to profile running Docker containers, identifies exactly which Linux capabilities and memory limits are actually used, and automatically generates a hardened, least-privilege docker-compose file.
Why this matters
A developer tool that uses eBPF to profile running Docker containers, identifies exactly which Linux capabilities and memory limits are actually used, and automatically generates a hardened, least-privilege docker-compose file.
- · Built for Self-hosters, Homelabbers, and SMB DevOps teams.
- · Most likely monetization: Freemium CLI (open source) with a paid SaaS dashboard for multi-server fleet management and automated PRs.
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Headline
Automated Docker Security Profiler & Linter
Sub-headline
A developer tool that uses eBPF to profile running Docker containers, identifies exactly which Linux capabilities and memory limits are actually used, and automatically generates a hardened, least-privilege docker-compose file.
Who It's For
For Self-hosters, Homelabbers, and SMB DevOps teams
Feature List
✓ eBPF-based capability profiling (no trial-and-error) ✓ Automated memory limit estimation based on 7-day usage ✓ 1-click docker-compose hardening (drops caps, adds non-root users) ✓ Automated immutable digest pinning
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Community Voices
Real quotes from Reddit comments that inspired this opportunity
- “Maybe half of my containers break. If that happens, I selectively add `cap_add` lines to resolve breakages.”
- “I knew my setup was insecure but reading this made me realize HOW insecure... I dont fully understand what you did”
- “I need to do this myself but have dreading it.”
- “now i just use docker-compose with user: 1000:1000 and drop all caps by default, add back only what breaks.”
- “default container security is pretty minimal.”
- “I had a headless chromium container eat all the RAM on my VPS at 3am once and take down everthing else with it. Fun times.”
- “Is there a guide to aproximate the memory usage limit? How do you estimate that per container/service?”
- “unpopular opinion but most selfhosted guides are security nightmares written by people who just want it to work”
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