Oh, that makes sense, thanks. I was under the impression this managed everything (including DBs and other services), so I was wondering how this was possible.
I guess this ties in with another post I saw the other day, which was a lightweight container format you could add your environment to and deploy (and sounds like a game-changing idea). If we have a functional, standardized, self-contained container format that provides reasonable security and that you can install an environment to and just deploy to a server, it would pretty much mean that you can pick your app up and copy it to another host and be running in five minutes.
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Oh, that makes sense, thanks. I was under the impression this managed everything (including DBs and other services), so I was wondering how this was possible.
I guess this ties in with another post I saw the other day, which was a lightweight container format you could add your environment to and deploy (and sounds like a game-changing idea). If we have a functional, standardized, self-contained container format that provides reasonable security and that you can install an environment to and just deploy to a server, it would pretty much mean that you can pick your app up and copy it to another host and be running in five minutes.
That is correct :) Are you thinking of the post about http://docker.io? If so, I concur: Tsuru + Docker seem like they would be an awesome match.
Yep, that's the one! Man, I'm so excited about docker, even if I have to deploy it manually.
I definitely want to try tsuru + docker, yet this week :)