Description
This project is a network agent designed to remotely run applications that follow the The Twelve-Factor App. All that is required of applications is that they can be uploaded to the agent over the network and that they contain a Procfile which can be used to start the application’s processes.
Documentation
You can find the documentation on ReadTheDocs:
Contributing
We welcome pull requests! Please open up an issue on the issue tracker to discuss, fork the project and then send in a pull request :-)
Feel free to add yourself to the CONTRIBUTORS file on your first pull request!
License
The source code and documentation is made available under an MIT license. See LICENSE file for details.
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