I have been happily using the Sandstorm closed alpha since it was available to Kickstarter users and I have been very happy with the progress. There are still

I have been happily using the Sandstorm closed alpha since it was available to Kickstarter users and I have been very happy with the progress. There are still places where the grain paradigm needs to be fleshed out a bit, like I had to explain to my old boss that in Sandstorm Gitlab there is no user, there are only allowed and deleted web keys... When I explained that we might use this for a project or two, if it turned out to be too much trouble to put our GitLab instance with all its private repos on the public internet, he understood right away. Up until that point he basically knew what Sandstorm was all about and he was saying "I don't think Sandstorm is for us." I'm still not sure he sees, but the free open beta and the app store will probably work to help convert him. He loves app stores. (Why not add, a shameless plug for Synology DSM OS with its Docker Hub support!)