Tutum is now Docker Cloud

a word of warning - don't add an existing docker host to this tool - the package they install conflicts with docker-engine and will shut down any running containers and remove all existing state. You need to start from scratch on a new host.

So now the pricing is final - basically it's free for one node and one repository. I wonder if it's OK to create one account per project, even if it's mainly the same person running them? Can't find anything in Docker's terms that disallow creating multiple accounts, besides a clause regarding "username squatting".

My situation is that I have a personal web site and one or two hobby projects and it would be nice to be able to keep those stacks separate without having to upgrade to a paid account.

Makes sense.

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Interesting to note that www.tutum.co is still live and free.

In case you want to run your containers on your own and fully open source "Tutum"-like platform, check Kontena. It's easy to install and has many built-in tools like dynamic loadbalancer, private registry, secrets storage and more.