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ECS is the only thing I'd use unless it was for a managed application. Even then you wouldn't know it's docker as that's not your issue.
Check this one: https://www.ssdnodes.com/containers-preview/
I'd like to recommend hyper.sh (or non-ref link here), the smallest container(64M RAM) costs at $0.0000004/sec (Yes, their billing system bills at second unit, with 10 sec minimum for each container), or $1.03/m. Network is free of charge, but each IP costs $1/m, and image/rootFS storage costs $0.1/GB*m, with 10G minimum for a rootFS, so minimum cost per month if you run for a whole month is $3.13/m, for more pricing details you may refer to their pricing page.
I have one 64MB container with them running shadowsocks proxy, so far so good.
IBM, Azure, Amazon, Google, Joyent and few dozens other providers
wow that's a pretty nice price, this hosting provider also seems like a good price https://sloppy.io/pricing/ I like how they no credit card free trial.
If you're actually looking to rent a Docker container on somebody elses system, I'd strongly recommend reconsidering - Docker doesn't provide secure isolation, so you'll end up in a completely insecure environment.
If you're looking to deploy things that are defined as a Docker container, then I'm pretty sure all the big providers provide tooling for that. Besides that, you can just run Docker on any KVM VPS.
Consider whether Docker is actually what you want, though - there a number of misconceptions floating around about what it actually does and doesn't do, and often it isn't the ideal choice.
Jelastic supports Docker. Some of providers are offering several instances (cloudlets, storage) for free https://jelastic.cloud/
Docker is great but it should be testing purpose, NOT recommend deploy in production.
I use it for production, so far so good. It make deployment simple.
Maybe this work for you? https://my.hostus.us/knowledgebase.php?action=displayarticle&id=91