Furnace now supports DigitalOcean - Alpha (Yogsothoth a DO Service Wrapper)

<p>Hi everyone. </p> <p>For a while now, I&#39;ve been building <a href="https://github.com/Skarlso/go-furnace">Furnace</a>, which is a convenient way to deploy your Application bundled together onto an infrastructure that is written up using templates. It supports AWS CloudFormations and Google Cloud DeploymentManager to do that. </p> <p>Since DigitalOcean doesn&#39;t have a service like that I started to build one here: <a href="https://github.com/Skarlso/yogsothoth">Yogsothoth</a>. It will try and provide the same dynamic ability to build an infrastructure but using DigitalOcean for it. LoadBanalcers, Droplets and such will be configured through a YAML template. </p> <p>If you think that is awesome, I gladly accept contributions and any help in the form of PRs or Issues. :) Thanks!</p> <hr/>**评论：**<br/><br/>ChristophBerger: <pre><p>Unrelated to your anouncement: I love the IKEA manual for Furnace. This is the first time I actually understand what a package is doing! ;-D I am thinking about creating an IKEA-style Go course...</p></pre>skarlso: <pre><p>Hey, thanks very much. :D Glad you liked that. :) I&#39;m &#39;bout to update it a bit, since furnace evolved a little since I drew it first. But I would like to keep it as simple as possible. Good luck! :)</p></pre>heartwilltell: <pre><p>Do you know about Terraform from HashiCorp? Give it a try ;)</p></pre>skarlso: <pre><p>Yes, I know terraform. In fact I used in on many occasions and I think it&#39;s a great tool for what it does. </p> <p>You can think of Furnace as it&#39;s younger Brother. Furnace is small, and uses tools that are provided by the major cloud providers ( expect for DO. :) ). It doesn&#39;t aim to be something that is terraform which is Huge and has so many functionalities it&#39;s mind boggling. :) </p> <p>Furnace aims to be small and just provide you with enough to be useful but not too much as to crowd the user. </p> <p>I wrote it because I felt like I wanted something simple that makes it even more simple to use a service that is already in place like CloudFormation and Google Deployment Manager. If you wish to do more than that, then sure, terraform is the one you want. :) I&#39;m not aiming to write another one.</p></pre>