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[@blissweb]

Awesome video thanks. Did the other containers fail because they didn't have the volume mounted ? I would like a video on persistent storage between these two nodes, how to setup load balancing between the two, and how to do the exactly the same thing in Kubernetes. This way seems a good way to go for me, being a beginner.

[@jimthomson7273]

Thank you for the walk-through it was helpful to set one for myself. May you please do a walkthrough for overlay network and service mesh.

[@OMGTheCloud]

Sure thing! That's a topic I've been working with a lot, to properly programatically define overlay networks so you dont have to to create them outside of the docker-compose.yml file. I like to have all the things defined in the file. I'll do a video just on overlay networks in docker swarms! Thanks for watching

[@a_tad_rad]

This was great, thanks!

[@PennCarnice]

I can use this info! Thanks for sharing! Cheers!

[@chmickchmick3758]

Question : what happened to container already on the node before you join the swarm (or init the swarm) ?? How to move stand alone docker container inside the swarm ?

[@OMGTheCloud]

Good question! Any running containers would continue to run, as Swarm only manages containers it launched through 'docker stack deploy'. If you have other containers that you want to move in to Swarm mode, you'd just build out their folder structure and `docker-compose.yml` formatted the way you deployed in this video, and launch them.

[@MrClimateCriminal]

Will docker swarm abstract the nodes so they can behave like a single machine? For example I want to run a freqtrade hyperopt that uses all the pus and ram from all nodes.

[@OMGTheCloud]

If I understand what you're asking: You have a Docker Swarm cluster of multiple hardware nodes (or VM's), and you want to know if one of the FreqTrade containers can take advantage of hardware resources from all nodes. If that's a good summary of your question, unfortunately the answer is no. You can run many instances of FreqTrade across your cluster, but each one can only utilize the hardware resources presented from the node it is actually running on.

[@MrClimateCriminal]

@@OMGTheCloud Thank you That definitely answered my question although it's not what I wanted to hear

[@gamergegging8223]

fire vid bri

[@beyondtimeandspace105]

pretty based video sir

[@PennCarnice]

Cheers! Your new redd_t friend here.

[@jacobnapkins1155]

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[@SpookyLurker]

"services.agent Additional property environment is not allowed"

[@OMGTheCloud]

Can you post your docker-compose.yml file? Sounds like a missing character or improper indentation. Im traveling so I don’t have an exact sample code to share at this moment, but check out this post on my website; it’s for a different container stack, but the formatting might give a clue to fix your compose file www.omgthecloud.com/containerized-mqtt-broker/

[@SpookyLurker]

@@OMGTheCloud I copied yours character for character. I tried modifying the version number to see if that would help, but to no avail. Not sure if it's cause I don't have swarm installed.

[@OMGTheCloud]

@@SpookyLurker Yes, you need Docker Swarm installed in order to deploy with “docker stack deploy -c docker-compose.yml stackName.

[@SpookyLurker]

@@OMGTheCloud Prerequisites, prerequisites, prerequisites! Lol

[@OMGTheCloud]

I mean.. the video is about docker swarm, its in the title 😅