Best Boilerplate with Docker: Enterprise Boilerplate vs Bedrock vs SaaSrock

Docker: From Dev to Production Most SaaS boilerplates assume Vercel deployment — push to Git, Vercel builds and deploys. Simple, but limiting. What if you need to deploy to AWS, on-premises, or behind a corporate firewall? Docker support means your SaaS runs anywhere a container runs — AWS ECS, Google Cloud Run, Azure Container Apps, Kubernetes, a $5 VPS, or your client's private cloud. It also means consistent development environments and reproducible builds. Three boilerplates take Docker seriously: Enterprise Boilerplate (Next.js), Bedrock (Next.js), and SaaSrock (Remix). Each provides Dockerfiles, docker-compose configurations, and production deployment patterns. TL;DR Bedrock ($395-$995) has the most production-ready Docker setup — multi-stage builds, Docker Compose for development, CI/CD pipeline integration, and Kubernetes-ready configurations. Enterprise Boilerplate ($199-$499) includes Docker with optimized Next.js builds and health check endpoints. SaaSrock ($149-$699) provid