Dokploy
Feature request: multi node support
It would be create to manage multiple nodes (servers) to scale services and create high availability.
When you install this it does create a docker swarm cluster and give you the command to add another node. I dont know if it takes advantage of this by default but it seems the underlying core is there
Let's leave it open for now. Currently we will be focusing on fixing bugs.
But in advance
- How the multi node should work?
- What happen when we have images builded in the manager node, how we can share accross the workers?
- We need to suport self hosted registry and cloud registries?
Any feedback/information about how it should work would be appreciate!
I think it would be good if you could add new nodes to the swarm (Using the docker swarm command).
And in the panel it showed a list of all nodes and their status - This could come from the docker node ls and node inspect command.
Then when creating a new service you can set the number of replicas which docker swarm should handle automatically across nodes. You could maybe implement labels too to help direct replicas and services
Edit: I think the manager node will handle docker builds and distribute images, but if not a local registry would be a good idea from the manager when building custom repositories
For images that are already in the cloud they will work, but for applications builded locally they will not work read here
https://docs.docker.com/engine/swarm/stack-deploy/#set-up-a-docker-registry
would be great if with creating a new project you could attach a separate node via an agent, api or a socket.
Is possible to add Dokploy in an existing Docker Swarm (with multiple nodes)?
would be great if with creating a new project you could attach a separate node via an agent, api or a socket.
Can you be more specific on this? you mean run application on a specific node?
Is possible to add Dokploy in an existing Docker Swarm (with multiple nodes)?
Yes, Is possible but i need to make some docs about that
Multi node support is already working, if you would like to test the functionality go to this #96 and try it right now, I am collecting feedback about what you think about it.