Gabriel Monroy, creator of the Deis project here.. > I do wish more people would throw in with the Docker-based PaaSes that already have some momentum (Dokku,

Gabriel Monroy, creator of the Deis project here.. > I do wish more people would throw in with the Docker-based PaaSes that already have some momentum (Dokku, Flynn, etc.), rather than making their own. We at OpDemand have been working on Deis (and its proprietary predecessor) long before Dokku, Flynn or even Docker existed. Also as jpetazzo mentioned, Dokku is not really a PaaS but rather a single server Heroku-style deployment system. Flynn is still in planning stages AFAIK. > I guess the required glue left over is about on the level of a static site generator, which explains why everyone thinks doing one as a weekend project will be great fun Are you equating Deis/Flynn with a static site generator? If so, you're dramatically underestimating the amount of work required to build a distributed PaaS that can support production applications. The difference in LOE between Dokku and Deis/Flynn is exponential.