第一回Cloudfoundry輪読会資料
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This document discusses Cloud Foundry, an open source Platform as a Service project. It describes how Cloud Foundry allows developers to build and deploy applications onto a cloud infrastructure without worrying about managing servers. The document provides directions for setting up Cloud Foundry locally for testing purposes.
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