It takes your docker-compose project and deploy it to a server, instead of having to build your containers, tag the images, push to repository and connect on th

It takes your docker-compose project and deploy it to a server, instead of having to build your containers, tag the images, push to repository and connect on the server to download them and restart it. If you already have a docker-compose project, you could write a belugafile and then just do beluga --deploy and it'll build and deploy it to your remote server. Assuming that you already have docker and docker compose on the remote machine.