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Deploying smaller applications should be less complicated.

Burp is a deployment tool designed to simplify the deployment process for smaller applications that use Docker. It enables developers to remotely deploy their small applications without the need to connect directly to their server. Burp also takes care of handling the spawning of third-party services (containers) required for the application, making deployment hassle-free.

In this wiki, you'll learn how to set up Burp on your server and development environment to enable more seamless deployment, but before that, we have to understand the scope of what Burp does.

Burp is:

1. a deployment agent for small applications, such as personal blogs.
2. not intended for massive applications that need to scale massively.
3. not a build tool, it is an overlay over Docker and Git.

To get started with Burp, we recommend reading the following in chronological:

1. Installing the Burp Agent on your remote server
2. Setting up Burp CLI on your development machine
3. Creating your first Burp.toml
4. Deploying your first application