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We should eventually settle on some sort of general strategy for displaying errors. Errors that don't have this shape (like a syntax error or some generic 500 response from the server) would end up looking funny.
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Add container and release models
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@bantic please review and merge when appropriate.
Quickly nips off database deprovisioning from #51. There is definitely duplicated code between this an apps, but I'd like to defer getting eager about DRY until we are further along.