Hi Really helpful video. Can you let us know how to automate the above process using any script or any other tool. As we need to scale up sometimes when there there is much load on the server.... Kindly give some idea about it.Thanks
Thankyou Friend, really good for beginner's like me. It's good informative and well explained about scale up & down. Can we do scale up nodes without downtime. Please suggest me.
Hi, can you please explain how port mapping is done across hosts as for 3 hosts and 6 containers being launched on port 8082:80 mapping, will any issue arise as it will try to assign the same port to the other container being launched on the host?
Why waste so much time repeating simple features... and this had like nothing to do with high availability as you only need to lose your single master node and everything is down.
You can use docker service scale which will do scaling of your service automatically. You can drain the nodes so that you can easily do the maintenance with out downtime. All containers will be automatically moved to other nodes
@@TuanKayTV Ok understood. You are looking for scaling up and down as per application performance, also updating the applications on the go. Will look in to that.
While that was interesting, there is nothing in there about the autoscaling and zero downtime deployment aspects, except the 5 second useless mention at the end of the video.
Caution! This is not the concept of auto-scaling. Appreciate ur commitment!
Hi Really helpful video.
Can you let us know how to automate the above process using any script or any other tool.
As we need to scale up sometimes when there there is much load on the server....
Kindly give some idea about it.Thanks
Thank you friend for your feedback. Will look in to your requirements.
Thankyou Friend, really good for beginner's like me. It's good informative and well explained about scale up & down. Can we do scale up nodes without downtime. Please suggest me.
Yes. We can. Thanks for your support.
@@Thetips4you Thankyou. Can you share the commands for the same.
Sir how to use storage in docker swarm nodes. Please make a videos
Sure Friend. I will consider this in my upcoming videos
Hi, can you please explain how port mapping is done across hosts as for 3 hosts and 6 containers being launched on port 8082:80 mapping, will any issue arise as it will try to assign the same port to the other container being launched on the host?
You cannot assign same port from host to different containers.
how we can deploy the local code changes in docker swarm manually ?
Manually build your image and update. Or you configure a pipeline job.
Can you make a topology?
Will consider it.
Why waste so much time repeating simple features... and this had like nothing to do with high availability as you only need to lose your single master node and everything is down.
just another pidgin english video. how nice.
You do not show how to make auto-scale and "Zero Downtime Deployments".
You can use docker service scale which will do scaling of your service automatically. You can drain the nodes so that you can easily do the maintenance with out downtime. All containers will be automatically moved to other nodes
@@Thetips4you it's just manual scale. We need monitor and increase or decrease.
@@TuanKayTV Ok understood. You are looking for scaling up and down as per application performance, also updating the applications on the go. Will look in to that.
None of the content is about Load-balancing
Boss, you didn't cover auto-scaling... please change the title of this video.
Sujeet, swarm support only manual scale, we need to scale up/down .
@@arunag3912 You can do it with Kapacitor auto scaling ! Pretty neat :)
saadhak?
Means?
While that was interesting, there is nothing in there about the autoscaling and zero downtime deployment aspects, except the 5 second useless mention at the end of the video.
Sorry that you didn't feel it useful as expected.