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Marian Edu
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Hi Simon, while we do not have anything running in production just yet we do use Docker a lot with akera.io, our short online demo ( http://akera.io/online-demo/ ) works in a completely `dockerized` environment - one instance for database server, one for akera.io appsrv and a couple of additional ones for web-service module. As Thomas said, for node.js using Docker is very simple... all we have to do is start from repository node.js instance and install our dependencies with npm to have a new image ready and then we can spawn as many instances as needed. The part that require Progress runtime takes a bit longer to set-up as we have to install Progress from scratch, was thinking is having Progress ready images with progress.cfg removed would be something that we could add to docker repository but licensing in a dockerized environment is not very clear either 
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