There is also the Stacks section. Stacks are a collection of services similar to what you would think of when you are using Docker Compose.
Let's take a look at this section, because it can be very useful while using development environments or for testing.
After we click on Create your first stack, we are taken to a page that is similar to the following screenshot:
In this screenshot, we can see that we need pieces of information.
We need a name for our stack and we need the stackfile contents. In our case, we are going to use our trustworthy MySQL example and call our stack mysql.
For our stackfile, we are going to use one of the resources that Tutum encourages us to explore. In the bottom section under the Stackfile field, there is an option to get a Stackfile from the Stackfile registry, which is located at https://Stackfiles.io.
Upon entering stackfiles.io, we are presented with an easy search box.
Again, for our test, we want to find the mysql stackfile, so we enter mysql in the...