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More or less, yes. Every instance of the app has static locations for every service it talks to so it doesn't need to care what location. Every docker containe
by opendais 12y ago
More or less, yes.
Every instance of the app has static locations for every service it talks to so it doesn't need to care what location. Every docker container has a health check for the load balancer and registers itself with the load balancer on startup.
I don't run something like Cassandra or MySQL in docker.
- cpuguy83 12y agoDid you know you can have containers share a network namespace, so effectively containers can have the same localhost?
- opendais 12y agoThat is one more thing for me to setup and manage. There is no reason to do that when your scale is small enough that you handle it with 2 load balancers.