Is anyone here using Docker for Ruby on Rails?

I've been boning up on Docker due to the promise of being able to reset 
Ruby on Rails instantly.  (It takes a few minutes to destroy and rebuild my 
Debian Stable Vagrant box.  And forget about trying to reinstall Ruby on 
Rails if you have it installed directly on the host OS.)

If you're using Docker for Ruby on Rails, I'd like to learn more about your 
workflow.  My standard operating procedure is to boot up my Debian Stable 
Vagrant box (https://github.com/jhsu802701/vagrant-debian-jessie-rvm) in 
one window, open up additional tabs in my command line shell program, and 
use "vagrant ssh" to enter my Vagrant box in these extra tabs.  I use one 
terminal window for running the Rails server, one of running Guard, and one 
for executing other commands.  I keep a browser window open for viewing my 
site locally.  If I'm using the SQLite database in development, I use the 
SQLite browser program on my host OS to look at the data.  If I'm using the 
PostgreSQL database in development, I use the pgadmin3 program on my host 
OS to look at the data.

If you're using Docker for Ruby on Rails, I'd like to learn about your 
workflow.  How do you go through Michael Hartl's Rails Tutorial the Docker 
way?

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