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I’m just trying out openshift http://openshift.redhat.com - Looks interesting and if you follow the instructions from immutant’s feature demo, you can get up and running really quickly https://github.com/immutant/feature-demo. Openshift is based on docker I believe so will investigate further...
I've used openshift with immutant and Wildfly, worked pretty nice. Have to move to something else because it only supports Postgres 9.2 and I needed 9.4 for JSONB operators.
I'm not 100% sure if openshift is based on docker, but even if it's an implementation detail, it has heroku-like buildpacks.
I don't have an example of that, but it's easy - you basically build war
with immutant plugin for boot or lein and follow this - https://developers.openshift.com/en/wildfly-deployment-options.html#_deploying_your_war_and_ear_files_using_git
though immediately as you say, the lack of up-to-date containers for postgres, node and probably other apps means that you will always end up using a custom container anyway
I moved from openshift because I couldn't figure out how to make a cartridge for Postgresql 9.4 fast enough.