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Is the Docker framework planned for Snappy Ubuntu Core on the Pi 2?

I can boot and run Snappy Ubuntu Core on the Pi 2, but there are very few apps and frameworks currently available for the ARM version of Snappy. This wouldn't be a major problem if the Docker framework was available, as one of the main use-cases for Snappy is to provide a minimal OS on which to deploy container systems like Docker. Currently the Docker framework is missing from Snappy on ARM. However, I know that Docker has been ported to Arch on the Pi, so there doesn't seem to be any reason not to have Docker on Snappy for the Pi 2. Does anyone know if a Docker framework is planned, and if so, what the expected time-scale might be?