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mfcloud is a tool that orchestrates Docker containers localy and on
remote server.
Features:
- simple syntax mfcloud.yml, that describe containers you need for your application
- easily create application on remote deployment server
- easily push and pull volumes of Docker containers on remote server
- tcp balancer that knows which container serves which URL
- super-easy service discovery for applications
.. image:: docs/source/_static/mfcloud.png
Documentation
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http://mfcloud.readthedocs.org/
Changelog
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0.4.4
stop, start, restart, rebuild, destroy commands now nderstand [service].[app] syntax,
allowing to restat single container. (Alex R.)
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0.4.3
Major improvments of container start order logic (Alex R.)
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