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-This is a project I obsessed over for too long several years ago. I lost countless hours of sleep working on it and ultimately failed to launch it as a SaaS product (marketing is expensive). It has sat uncelebrated on my external hard-drive "mountain" for years, and since I am on the hunt for a new RoR-heavy technical role, figured I may as well just give it away and sacrifice my monetization pipedream to make an open-source contribution as an expression of my gratitude for Ruby on Rails, Sidekiq (<a href="https://www.mikeperham.com/">Mike Perham</a>, you're the fucking man.) GitHub, Amazon Web Services, and the internet. Thanks to these aformentioned corporate and human entities, my life-long love for software has been all the more enjoyable. Gladiators, I salute you.
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+This is a project I obsessed over for way too long several years ago, I lost countless hours of sleep working on it and ultimately failed to launch a SaaS product (marketing is expensive). It has sat uncelebrated on my external hard-drive "mountain" for years, and since I am on the hunt for a new RoR-heavy technical role, figured I may as well just give it away and sacrifice my monetization pipedream to make an open-source contribution as an expression of my gratitude for Ruby on Rails, Sidekiq (<a href="https://www.mikeperham.com/">Mike Perham</a>, you're the fucking man.) GitHub, Amazon Web Services, and the internet. Thanks to these aformentioned corporate and human entities, my life-long love for software has been all the more enjoyable. Gladiators, I salute you.
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I can't believe how long I've been using Docker. This whole thing is containerized into a few core services: CRM, Dashboard, and the Engine. If you know Docker and Rails and AWS, you should be fine. If you don't, watch this cute explainer video I made instead... [](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXQpZ4bjAEc)
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Peter Alcock