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Re:Is Docker ready for production? by mikepurvis on Wednesday November 19, 2014 @07:51AM (#8629685)
What's the present best practice as far as defining an application as a set of multiple inter-linking containers? I know of at least Shipyard and Panamax, and don't especially care for either of them.

Are there others? Is anyone clearly winning in this space?

As it stands, it seems far easier to just create a monolithic container with a bunch of running processes and a supervisord than to break up the pieces and then have a more complicated deployment.

Re:Is Docker ready for production? by splawn on Wednesday November 19, 2014 @09:22AM (#8630113)
We are using fig. Just starting to get our feet wet with docker, so I don't know if its considered "best practice" though. It seems to meet our needs so far.

http://www.fig.sh/

Re:Is Docker ready for production? by charlesmarshall on Wednesday November 19, 2014 @10:33AM (#8630536)
if you want a heroku / 12 factor app style setup, tryout deis.io