Not precisely (that I know of), but: docker-compose plays VERY WELL with rsync. It sort of hints at the "works for me" thing we hear so much in docker world. If you precisely mirror your local dev to prod, it generally works just fine.
To supplement that, I have a collection of ansible playbooks that do things like setup a digital ocean droplet with common users and dir structure - but then I just rsync my local there
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Not precisely (that I know of), but: docker-compose plays VERY WELL with rsync. It sort of hints at the "works for me" thing we hear so much in docker world. If you precisely mirror your local dev to prod, it generally works just fine.
To supplement that, I have a collection of ansible playbooks that do things like setup a digital ocean droplet with common users and dir structure - but then I just rsync my local there