knife-digital_ocean

ironments, assign domains to the PaaS router, etc.) We have a CLI for doing this, as well as a web API and a Python library for communicating with the API (see https://github.com/bacongobbler/python-stackato) -- (2) clear pricing We have a clear memory-based pricing plan. This allows users to scale out their infrastructure to as many nodes as they like, and only have to manage their total memory in their clusters to figure out pricing. -- (3) I can pay for more memory as I need it It's on your own hardware. EC2/Rackspace/VMWare pricing depends on their model. -- (4) ability to specify environment variables in a configuration file that take effect on the container process We have a couple of default env vars in the application container, as well as letting users configure their own envvars. See http://docs.stackato.com/reference/environment.html and http://docs.stackato.com/reference/stackatoyml.html -- (5) web interface for administering the account We have both the CLI, the API, and a web interface. Check out our YouTube channel at http://www.youtube.com/user/ActiveStateSoftware for tutorials around the Stackato console, or just take a look at http://docs.stackato.com/ :) Disclaimer: I work as a product manager for ActiveState, working on Stackato. We'd love to have you over here! We're also on Freenode, channel #stackato if anyone is interested in this stuff :)