containership
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##About
###Description ContainerShip is an open source container management platform which aims to be the simplest way to run containers from dev to production. ContainerShip provides all the necessary pieces to your infrastructure including loadbalancing, service-discovery and DNS in a single package. Extending the core functionality is easy through the use of plugins. Find more detailed docs below!
###Author ContainerShip Developers - developers@containership.io
##Getting Started
###How do I install ContainerShip locally?
npm install containership -g
###Can I spin up a cluster locally?
Absolutely! First install Vagrant, then install our cloud plugin by running cs plugin add cloud. Once installed, run cs cloud create-cluster vagrant --leaders 1 --followers 2 to bring up a local cluster to play around with.
###This is pretty cool, how can I get a production cluster setup? ContainerShip will run on any linux host with node & docker (see our installation guide for more details). If you're using open source ContainerShip, use our official setting up your first cluster guide. If you'd like to manage your ContainerShip cluster using our ContainerShip Cloud management product, sign up for an account and follow the official getting started guide.
###I need more help! Consult our official documentation or reach out to our support team.
##Contributing Pull requests and issues are encouraged! Help us make ContainerShip even more awesome :)
FAQs
A simple container management platform
The npm package containership receives a total of 12 weekly downloads. As such, containership popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that containership demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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