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We've been using docker swarm for running some basic services as kubernetes seems way over-engineered for simple stuff. Our basic requirements is that a service
by ndsipa_pomu 4y ago
We've been using docker swarm for running some basic services as kubernetes seems way over-engineered for simple stuff. Our basic requirements is that a service will be auto-restarted as soon as possible if/when something breaks.
However, though swarm is easy to use and configure, I've found that having a small swarm (e.g. three nodes) means that you end up having each node be a manager as the swarm fails if half the manager nodes aren't up.
I've also found that "docker compose config" doesn't work in a compatible manner and have to use "docker-compose config" instead.