If you're comfortable deploying to AWS, I'm building an open source and free platform, Convox, that addresses your setup and deployment questions. Here are a c

If you're comfortable deploying to AWS, I'm building an open source and free platform, Convox, that addresses your setup and deployment questions. Here are a couple guides that walk you through your first Docker cloud deployment: http://convox.github.io/docs/getting-started/ http://convox.github.io/docs/getting-started/ http://convox.github.io/docs/getting-started-with-docker/ http://convox.github.io/docs/getting-started-with-docker/ This gives you a private build and registry service that are secured in your own VPC and accessable only through authenticated API calls. The software that sets this all up is open source and free, but you do pay for your AWS usage (EC2, ELB and S3). Servers know how to fetch the new version by issuing one `release` command that triggers zero-downtown rollout on the EC2 Container Service (ECS).