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Hello guys, I am the co-founder of Shippable (www.shippable.com) - a container-based Continuous Integration service. We recently switched from LXC to Docker containers, so please try it out and give us feedback. We plan to launch on Jan 15th. Our UI is still in flux but any feedback is welcome! Shippable is integrated with GitHub and supports Ruby, Node.js, Python, Java, Scala on Ubuntu 12.04. Please try it out at www.shippable.com. Docs are at www.shippable.com/docs. You can reach with me any feedback or questions at [email protected] Thanks!!

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