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We haven't done a great job of explaining why any particular process should be defined as a Dusty app rather than a Dusty service. I believe in general that an app can do everything a service can do and more, so you should prefer a service unless you specifically need the capabilities offered by apps. You should use an app if you are:
Editing the code used to run the container's process
Relying on host forwarding
Relying on conditional links
Using pre-defined scripts
Running tests
We should organize this information, add anything I've missed, and find a good place for it in the docs.
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We haven't done a great job of explaining why any particular process should be defined as a Dusty app rather than a Dusty service. I believe in general that an app can do everything a service can do and more, so you should prefer a service unless you specifically need the capabilities offered by apps. You should use an app if you are:
scripts
We should organize this information, add anything I've missed, and find a good place for it in the docs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: