This is great guys, good to see more people bringing PaaS-like workflow without the baggage. We've been working in this space with Juju (<a href="http://juju.ubuntu.com" rel="nofollow">http://juju.ubuntu.com</a>) but we're using standard LXC for containers.<p>Using LXC allows us to support applications that run on multiple processes, and since Juju is also written in Go, It seems like it might be possible for us to work together in some interesting ways.<p>We already have charms for Rack, node.js, Django, etc. already working and we can replicate the example in the video, just on raw LXC, EC2, and OpenStack. And we’ve put a lot of time and energy into managing the relationships between services, which is the big complicated part of a PaaS So, there seems to be pretty good overlap.<p>Have you looked at Juju? Perhaps there are places where you can leverage the heavy lifting that the juju team has already done in creating a “bring your own” kind of PaaS.