Top Startups Built on Docker

While this is interesting, I was disappointed to see only one of the startups was something other than a PaaS for Docker (aside from the book). I'm really curious to hear more about how companies are using Docker in production.

This might be a plug, but I do think resin.io fits the list. We have ported docker to ARM devices and are using it to build a dead easy way to program and deploy to things like the raspberry pi with a simple git push.

Interesting that there so many Docker PaaS/IaaS services despite the fact that Docker claims it isn't ready for production use.

From their homepage I didn&#x27;t get that ctl-c was an open source project; that&#x27;s a good news to me.<p>I started to list a few Docker-related services in a Gist and I see some of them are not listed in the blog post: <a href="https://gist.github.com/noteed/6882636" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;gist.github.com&#x2F;noteed&#x2F;6882636</a>. And vice-versa, I will update my list too.<p>I&#x27;m not a startup but my project Reesd (<a href="https://reesd.com" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;reesd.com</a>) uses a lot Docker and is not listed either (which is normal, it is right at its beginning).<p>Is the Fig description about hooking code and database together accurate ? Isn&#x27;t it simply that one of your containers can be a database and Fig expose the `-link` flag, probably used with the container name &quot;db&quot; ?

This demonstrates the power a very good idea when it&#x27;s open-sourced and marketed effectively. It&#x27;s hard to believe that Docker has yet to celebrate its first birthday. The initial release was in March 2013.

I was looking at <a href="https://stackdock.com/" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;stackdock.com&#x2F;</a> and for 5$ I get hardware wise what I get with DigitalOcean ... Except DO is a VPS, and this is dockers based. What should I use ? I&#x27;ve got MongoDB and nodejs running on my VPS, can I do similar with Stardock ?

A few more off the top of my head: Deis, Strider, Runnable, baremetal.io, stackmachine, dockify.

I&#x27;m using Docker in my startup, and it&#x27;s not a PaaS or IaaS.

Serf doesn&#x27;t actually use Docker in anyway, just as clarification. It does work really well within it, but there is no dependency either way.

Interesting technology, but lack of full isolation is pretty big security concern in production environment.

Interesting that some of these are even cheaper then DO. Which makes me wonder if they are sustainable.

Can someone explain what I can use docker for? For example could I create a web app with docker, and send that docker image as the product? How could I update the image remotely when it&#x27;s running somewhere out there?

Bring Docker to windows and I will use it.