hello :)

my docker containers number is increasing and I was thinking which should be the best way to save all the configurations, descriptions and the processes needed to put all the containers up and running.

since now I was using a simple text file, since I had not so much to remember, but the configuration is becoming more and more complex.

I was thinking maybe at a kanban board.

what would you recommend?

(I’m not a programmer, that’s also why I’m asking) :)

  • VelociCatTurd@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    1 year ago

    My philosophy is this: all of the containers are deployed via docker-compose files, which are backed up. Any persistent data is presented over NFS to the containers using volumes. This way, in the event that the docker server blows up I just install docker, move the docker-compose files over, docker-compose up, and pretty much done.

  • NekoLuka@alien.topBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    I personally have a github repo with a folder for each deployment, and the files needed for deployment with a docker-compose.yml, and comments in the files for what they do.

    • SebTorres@lemmy.worldEnglish
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      1 year ago

      I seccond that. This also allows you to create markdown documentation as readme files, so you still have text files, just always at a glance.