http://www.connectify.me/switc... - It's in beta, but it will let you use multiple slower connections for a faster speed, and has servers in Chennai and all over the US as well as other parts of Asia and Europe.

Docker is a pretty neat way to deploy to the cloud. It even makes the cloud feel more like a single "cloud".

Dave from Connectify here filling in for Alex during a brief meeting. The Switchboard product page is http://www.connectify.me/switchboard/. Please let us know if you have any questions after viewing that page.

Dave from Connectify here. Right you are. The second description you gave is technically correct, but didn't have nearly the sizzle of your first!

Dave from Connectify here. You hit it right on the head. The cloud-based service is still in consideration, but for the meantime everyone gets to run their own server. If you don't have access to one big pipe in a physical location, you can rent a VPS and spin up your own cloud server.

Dave from Connectify filling in for Alex here. Here's our Dispatch FAQ: http://www.connectify.me/dispatch-faq/. As you can see, Linux is behind Mac and Mac is a ways off. The benefit of Switchboard is that it can bond channels, so it can help every application you can think of, including those Dispatch can't (video streaming, file uploading, VPNs). We thought fixing all the complaints for Dispatch (supporting more applications AND more platforms) was a winning goal.

Who brings a duck to a horse fight?

You are not the 6-fingered man!

Hi, This is Dave, the lead developer on Switchboard. Alex had to step into a meeting, so I'll be sitting in for him for a bit. It's not exactly a switch in the traditional sense, but the Switchboard code takes into account bandwidth, latency and loss to decide which connection to send traffic over in a bonded channel. Thanks for the questions, and keep them coming! Dave

I've got a couple different 'net connections over here that I'd be glad to combine by buying data packs in chunks as I need them.

I'd like to know how you do this without third-party software. A detailed set of instructions would be helpful!