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This document discusses running CloudFoundry locally on a home server. It describes setting up a lightweight CloudFoundry environment tuned for an individual's needs, including support for Node.js, MongoDB, and mounting storage using CIFS/NFS. The goal is to gain the benefits of CloudFoundry while running everything locally on a personal server that is repaired easily using Chef deployment. A demo web UI is provided accessing text analysis applications deployed to this local CloudFoundry instance.
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