I assume you want to host your private code, because Dockerhub is actually free (for public images, of course)
If you have a VM somewhere (say, AWS) you can run your own Registry (Dockerhub is essentially a Registry): docs.docker.com/registry/deploying/
If you are attempting to use it for production, I'd suggest implementing SSL with Let's Encrypt from the get-go. Also, for management, I still have to try out Portus: port.us.org/ (ACL, namespaces, storage management, etc.) It seems pretty cool, for a free alternative to Docker's enterprise offering.
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Myth #11: I want to use docker, but docker hub is expensive..
any free alternative to docker hub?
how about gitlab or amazon ECR?
I assume you want to host your private code, because Dockerhub is actually free (for public images, of course)
If you have a VM somewhere (say, AWS) you can run your own Registry (Dockerhub is essentially a Registry): docs.docker.com/registry/deploying/
If you are attempting to use it for production, I'd suggest implementing SSL with Let's Encrypt from the get-go. Also, for management, I still have to try out Portus: port.us.org/ (ACL, namespaces, storage management, etc.) It seems pretty cool, for a free alternative to Docker's enterprise offering.