fix(contrib): remove unnecessary call to echo
fix(contrib): read proper argument
docs(*): explicitly specify --hosts parameter for clusters:create

It's convenient to use `local.deisapp.com`, but since we're also
using that as the cluster domain, it's quite confusing.
Merge pull request #1479 from deis/clarify_clusters_create_hosts

docs(*): explicitly specify --hosts parameter for clusters:create
Merge pull request #1474 from deis/fixup-do-script

fix(contrib): digitalocean script arg parsing
docs(contrib/rackspace): Rackspace details

Added Rackspace Load Balancer details.
docs(*): add load balancer info to EC2 and Rackspace
Merge pull request #1485 from deis/add_load_balancer_instructions

docs(*): add load balancer info to EC2 and Rackspace
chore(*): bump CoreOS to 386.1.0

Includes internal fixes, notably some bigger ones for systemd 215.
Merge pull request #1487 from deis/coreos_386.1.0

chore(*): bump CoreOS to 386.1.0
fix(logger): don't panic on regex fail

If an incoming message did not pass the regex parsing, the logger
would panic and quit. Instead, the logger should log the error to
stderr and keep on truckin'.
fix(logger): don't print to stderr

When using logspout, anything logged with deis-logger was retrieved by
logspout and sent back to deis-logger. This created an infinite loop
because deis-logger would get a message, print it on stderr, logspout
would retrieve the stderr log and send it back to deis-logger.
fix(controller): remove log sidecars

This will be replaced with progrium/logspout running on every
host in the CoreOS cluster.
fix(logger): massage logspout for app name

Incoming messages from logspout take on the form of something like
this:

    2014-07-31 20:19:28  2014-07-31T20:19:28Z aa2e7309f8e4 <CONTAINER_NAME>[1]: <MESSAGE>

Application container names used to look like this:

    peachy-waxworks[web.7]:

Now it looks more like this:

    peachy-waxworks_v2.web.7[1]:

Whether we need to do some customization for backwards compatibility is
up for discussion, but optionally parsing for this string makes the
regular expression backwards-compatible as well as allowing us to
search for this specific string type.
fix(logger): use jeromer/syslogparser

This library parses the incoming syslog message properly, replacing the
spaghetti code which would incorrectly parse the incoming packet.
fix(logger): install dependencies in Dockerfile

Running `go get` inside the Dockerfile requires git for retrieving
packages living on Github. Installing mercurial and bazaar makes
this command future-proof so someone else doesn't run into that
issue when importing code from code.google.com, for example.