{"id":"serversideup-docker-ssh","name":"docker-ssh","af_score":20.0,"security_score":26.0,"reliability_score":25.0,"what_it_does":"docker-ssh provides a containerized SSH service that allows SSH access into a Docker environment (typically for debugging/administration), likely by wrapping/adding SSH server configuration in a Docker image/container.","best_when":"You control the host/network, can restrict inbound SSH, and only need temporary/admin access to containers with appropriate key-based auth and hardening.","avoid_when":"You cannot restrict network access to SSH, cannot manage secrets/keys securely, or require strong operational guarantees (auditability, access control) beyond basic SSH.","last_evaluated":"2026-04-04T21:36:25.636199+00:00","has_mcp":false,"has_api":false,"auth_methods":["SSH key authentication (presumed typical for sshd images)","SSH password authentication (possible but typically discouraged)"],"has_free_tier":false,"known_gotchas":["No programmatic API/MCP surface: an agent generally can’t “call” this like a service; it would need to run/build the container and interact via SSH.","SSH interactions are stateful; retries may change sessions/containers if not carefully controlled.","Key/password provisioning and host/network firewall rules are the primary integration risks rather than API parameters."],"error_quality":0.0}