We use the Google Compute Engine container optimised VMs, which make deployment a breeze. Most of our docker containers are static, apart from our application containers (Node.js) that are automatically built from github commits. Declaring the processes that should run on a node via a manifest makes things really easy; servers hold no state, so they can be replaced fresh with every new deployment and it's impossible to end up with manual configuration, which means that there is never a risk of losing some critical server and not being able to replicate the environment.
We use the Google Compute Engine container optimised VMs, which make deployment a breeze. Most of our docker containers are static, apart from our application containers (Node.js) that are automatically built from github commits. Declaring the processes that should run on a node via a manifest makes things really easy; servers hold no state, so they can be replaced fresh with every new deployment and it's impossible to end up with manual configuration, which means that there is never a risk of losing some critical server and not being able to replicate the environment.