Introducing Test Collab Docker image for self-hosted users

Abhimanyu Grover
February 4, 2017
This feature has been deprecated



We’ve just launched our Docker image to help users who like to self-host Test Collab. It speeds up whole setup process to another scale, so we’ve been looking forward to this from sometime now.

We’ve also removed Test Collab VM appliance as they make little sense to maintain after Docker image. Besides, running VM as production required some configuration changes which often confused users. With docker all of that goes away.

Get started with your self-hosted free trial with Docker image today!

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