Adame
Purpose
Adame (pronounced: ăˈ.dam) is the abbreviation for "Automatic Docker Application Management Engine". So in short: Adame is a tool to manage applications running in a container as part in a Linux-environment.
The details can be found here.
Reference
The Adame-reference can be found here.
Build
This product requires to use scbuildcodeunits implemented/provided by ScriptCollection to build the project.
Changelog
See the Changelog-folder.
Contribue
Contributions are always welcome.
This product has the contribution-requirements defines by DefaultOpenSourceContributionProcess.
Repository-structure
This product uses the CommonProjectStructure as repository-structure.
Branching-system
This product follows the GitFlowSimplified-branching-system.
Versioning
This product follows the SemVerPractise-versioning-system.
License
See License.txt for license-information.
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
Release files for Adame 2.0.2
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| Tags | Python 3 |
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