Cloud 66 Docker toolset for running Docker in production from a to Z
Build, deploy and manage your applications on any cloud or your own servers.
Cloud 66 Docker toolset for running Docker in production from a to Z launched on February 19, 2015 with 31 votes and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 11 years on.
In plain words
Cloud 66 is a Docker production toolset that helps developers build, deploy, and manage containerized applications across any cloud provider or on-premises servers. It addresses challenges with image building, container orchestration, logging, and monitoring by automating server configuration and management. The platform simplifies operations for developers by providing a complete suite for running Docker containers in production environments.
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If you have tried using Linux containers (like Docker) in production, you are aware of the difficulties surrounding image building, orchestration of containers, logging and monitoring them. Cloud 66 simplifies Ops for developers by building, configuring and managing your servers on any cloud. Our Docker support provides a complete toolset for rolling out containers to production on your own infrastructure. Today we are excited to share with you our Docker toolset for production . A complete product suite to make it easy to benefit from containers in a production environment. Docker (and Linux containers in general) can improve many aspects of software development. They bring: However…from blog.cloud66.com
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