Last October, we announced the ability for you to deploy pre-built Docker images to Heroku via Container Registry. Today, building Docker images with heroku.yml is generally available; you can now:

• Use git push heroku master to build your Docker images on Heroku
• Take advantage of review apps in Docker-based projects

For most teams, using containers in production requires you to spend time setting up and maintaining complex infrastructure. By using heroku.yml to build your Docker images, you get the power and flexibility of using Docker to package your app, combined with Heroku’s high-productivity developer experience, container orchestration, an add-ons ecosystem, and managed...

In the last few years Docker has emerged as a de facto standard for packaging apps for deployment. Today, Heroku Container Registry and Runtime is generally available, allowing you to deploy your Docker images directly to Heroku.

With Container Registry, you get all of the benefits of Docker -- a great local development experience and flexibility to create your own stack -- with the benefits of running on Heroku: maintained infrastructure, container orchestration, routing, the leading add-ons ecosystem, and a world-class security & operations team.

To deploy your Docker image to Heroku, simply run one command in the directory of your Dockerfile:

$ heroku container:push web ===...