Too Long; Didn't Read
Back in September 2016 I’ve <a href="https://hackernoon.com/simplifying-docker-management-with-exoframe-9275e92c7406" target="_blank">presented</a> the first public version of Exoframe. At a time I’ve positioned it as a tool to simplify management of Docker. The idea was pretty simple — take away the pain of writing, maintaining and deploying docker images to your server. <br>That was done through templates and project detection — Exoframe alpha would read your project directory, try to figure out which template to use, add Dockerfile from that template and then deploy it to your server while asking you a bunch of questions.<br>In a long run — it didn’t quite work out for me (or anyone else according to download statistics). It was annoying to answer so many questions on each deploy, there was no way to easily assign domains to demos and most of the Docker features that I’d coded into deploy step were not used as frequently as I thought they would. So, at some point I just stopped using it altogether.