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Awesome :) I think then that the primary difference with Tug is that it can work in a "hybrid" virtualized/local mode if you haven't yet written a Dockerfile/Va
by ddollar 12y ago
Awesome :) I think then that the primary difference with Tug is that it can work in a "hybrid" virtualized/local mode if you haven't yet written a Dockerfile/Vagrantfile/other for your app. Tug can start by simply spawning dependencies like Postgres and Redis and let you incrementally move towards a Dockerfile for your app.
- ddollar 12y agoThank you for the kind words and the clarifications Mitchell :) Tug is a simple tool that I wrote to scratch a personal itch around working with dockerized applications and trying to optimize for startup speed and writing as absolutely little configuration as possible. I'm hoping to get a few other people to try it out and let me know if it works for them and if it's useful, especially given the existence of so many other tools of this nature.