I've been working on a pattern for building, testing, and deploying python apps with docker. I think platter might be a good complement for this approach, and find that it mitigates the issues specified about docker in the documentation. Specifically the problem of separation in build and deployment environments.
See the prototyping project here: docker-python-deploy. I think this will eventually be cleaned up and split into reusable docker containers, and a cookiecutter template, or something along those lines. Possibly a tool to make some of the use a little more streamlined.
This was just to open discussion, not really an issue besides the why not docker documentation section.
I've been working on a pattern for building, testing, and deploying python apps with docker. I think platter might be a good complement for this approach, and find that it mitigates the issues specified about docker in the documentation. Specifically the problem of separation in build and deployment environments.
See the prototyping project here: docker-python-deploy. I think this will eventually be cleaned up and split into reusable docker containers, and a cookiecutter template, or something along those lines. Possibly a tool to make some of the use a little more streamlined.
This was just to open discussion, not really an issue besides the why not docker documentation section.