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Hey HN, I have way too many sideprojects so docker images have been eating up most of my RAM, but besides &quot;deploy them&quot; there isn&#x27;t much I can do during development to cut it down.<p>So I build Bridgeflare - a drop-in docker replacement that serves the containers on Cloudflare then tunnels them back to you as localhost.<p>It basically a small daemon that uses the Docker API, so you can just keep using normal docker CLI commands and bridgeflare will do the work underneath:<p>- Build your image<p>- Deploy to CF containers<p>- Setup tunneling across services<p>- Tunnel them back safely to your machine so you see them as localhost<p>- Small MacOS menu bar to monitor the running containers for ease of use<p>In a way, it&#x27;s like the reverse of CF&#x27;s recently released quick tunnels.<p>As always, it is early and there are some limits:<p>- Images need to be amd64 based (CF containers limits)<p>- No docker exec<p>- No post-lifecycle persistence

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/21 15:58:42