Now, it's time for us to launch a service and get some containers running on this node.
By clicking on the Services tab, we will be taken to the previous screen, where we can deploy a service.
Now, Tutum offers up three areas to search for the images you might want to use: jumpstarts or collections that they have categorized for you; public repositories on Docker Hub; or private repositories that you have set as private on your Docker Hub account. For our example, we are going to select the tutum/hello-world
example due to its small size.
After clicking the Select button for it, we are taken to a screen similar to the following one; yours will vary depending upon what image you have selected.
Now, you can give the service a name or use the generated one for you. You can also select what tag to use for the image, what your deployment strategy is (if you are using multiple nodes), how many containers to deploy, any tags you wish to add to the containers that will be...