# warpdrive-python

The ``warpdrive`` project provide the scripts for implementing a build and
deployment system for Python web applications using Docker. The scripts can
be integrated into a suitable Docker base image to provide a more
structured way for incorporating a Python web application into a Docker
image, with ``warpdrive`` doing all the hard work of co-ordinating the
build of the Docker image containing you application. The ``warpdrive``
scripts will also handle the startup of the Python web application when the
container is run.

As well as basic support for working with Docker directly, the ``warpdrive``
project also provides ``assemble`` and ``run`` scripts suitable for use
with the [Source to Image ](https://github.com/openshift/source-to-image)
(S2I) project. This allows a Docker image to be enabled as a S2I builder
for constructing Docker images for your application without you needing to
even know how to build Docker containers. Any S2I enabled Docker image would
also be able to be used as a S2I builder with any Docker based PaaS with
S2I support built in, such as OpenShift.

For examples of Docker images which incorporate the ``warpdrive`` scripts
see:

  * [warp0-python-debian8](https://github.com/GrahamDumpleton/warp0-python-debian8)

# warpdrive

The ``warpdrive`` project provide the scripts for implementing a build and
deployment system for Python web applications using Docker. The scripts can
be integrated into a suitable Docker base image to provide a more
structured way for incorporating a Python web application into a Docker
image, with ``warpdrive`` doing all the hard work of co-ordinating the
build of the Docker image containing you application. The ``warpdrive``
scripts will also handle the startup of the Python web application when the
container is run.

As well as basic support for working with Docker directly, the ``warpdrive``
project also provides ``assemble`` and ``run`` scripts suitable for use
with the [Source to Image ](https://github.com/openshift/source-to-image)
(S2I) project. This allows a Docker image to be enabled as a S2I builder
for constructing Docker images for your application without you needing to
even know how to build Docker containers. Any S2I enabled Docker image would
also be able to be used as a S2I builder with any Docker based PaaS with
S2I support built in, such as OpenShift.

For examples of Docker images which incorporate the ``warpdrive`` scripts
see:

  * [warp0-debian8-python](https://github.com/GrahamDumpleton/warp0-debian8-python)

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