Run My Darn Container
Run My Darn Container (RDC) is the multi cloud solution you've been waiting for. Deploy your container to the 3 major cloud providers with just a few lines of code.
RDC is a Pulumi package that allows you to ship a built Docker Image into the major cloud providers available container running engines. It's designed to have absolutely no configurability whatsoever, if you want to configure your application or image in any way at all, hardcode it into your Docker image - there's no room for best practices in a multi cloud world.
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