`eval $(docker-machine env docker)` is great, I can stick it in scripts and separate my development environment from testing, staging, and production for every

`eval $(docker-machine env docker)` is great, I can stick it in scripts and separate my development environment from testing, staging, and production for every project I need to track. It works on Windows, OS X, and Linux so all my developers can use whatever OS they want and I still have one platform-agnostic environment setup script that gets people up and running in less than 15 minutes. The only problem with docker-machine is you can't share environments without copying over the entire machine configuration, which is somewhat baffling in the case of EC2 machines but is by no means a deal-breaker.