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Reggae - DevOps tool for CBSD. REGister Globaly Access Everywhere is a package which helps in common DevOps tasks relying on CBSD for management of jails and virtual machines on FreeBSD. If you have ever used Vagrant or Docker Compose, Reggae is best described as an alternative to those. It enables you easy development inside jail while code editing is done on the host. It makes transition from development to production easier by using provisioners. It makes host clean of all requirements of development environment and puts them inside jail which is easily stopped, started, provisioned, and destroyed. Using only make and sh on the system and cbsd and sudo from packages, makes it really small and easy to extend.

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