Hah, this is why I don't use Docker. Too much added complexity for too little gain. I'm extremely conservative these days. I beat my head against Capistrano lo

Hah, this is why I don't use Docker. Too much added complexity for too little gain. I'm extremely conservative these days. I beat my head against Capistrano long enough to learn its ins and outs, so if some new tool doesn't work with minimal Googling, I go right back to good-ole' Cap. I have a provisioning procedure I adapt for each cloud host that basically gets the machine ready for cap deploy. If cap deploy doesn't run smoothly, I alter my provisioning procedure once I figure out why. Usually it's for gem OS dependencies. Any replacement strategy would have to beat the ease and reliability of Capistrano. That's going to be tough.