David LaBissoniere

This is a nice idea. I don't have a need for this currently, but it would be a welcome addition. It might require a little work to wire through the...

There is not support for this, but I think it's a great idea and I'll keep it in mind for a future release. There are a couple of problems in...

The latest version helps with this, but randomly starting/stopping containers is not supported. However I think you could now accomplish your goal with a little scripting around blockade. There are...

Another user contributed the ability to randomly start/stop containers. It will be present in the imminent 0.3.0 release. Does this address your needs?

This is not supported currently, but wouldn't be too hard to add (although I'm not sure what the right command-line syntax would be for it). Contributions welcome :-)

Thanks for your message. I think Swarm support is possible and would definitely be nice to have. There are two main obstacles I am aware of: Blockade uses a [HostExec](https://github.com/worstcase/blockade/blob/master/blockade/host.py)...

With the imminent 0.3.0 release, blockade does now have a REST API but still I admit it's not very friendly to use as a python API. For our own use,...

I think this is a good idea. I don't have an immediate need for it, but will keep it in mind for future work in this area. In the meantime,...

Yeah that is a good point, the env variable parsing is quite basic. I think it was a quick hack thrown in, but that'd be a good thing to improve....

The API is bound to the _host_, not one of the containers. So if you want to access it from a container, you'll need to know an IP address or...