There should be a `swarm-ansible` bootstraping repo like the `k3s-ansible`

[LombardiDaniel]

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Type of issue

I can't find what I'm looking for

Description

K3s has a repository for quickly bootstraping a multi-node k3s-ansible. There should also be something similar for docker-swarm. I've took the liberty of creating the repo swarm-ansible-bare for just that. It also bootstraps some services (optionally) for the cluster.

We propose a multi-node docker-swarm bootstraping guide via ansible scripts. This allows users to rapidly create a dev/homologation swarm to test ideas in a multi-node environment. This is important to easily allow users to develop multi-node, multi-replica envs for their services.

This is essential for developers that are learning about distributed systemas as it allows for a more realistic scenario when developing applications, where habing multiple services running on nodes forces them to use docker services for communication instead of simple port mappings as is commonly the case for beginners. Helping avoid bad practices. Giving them a basic understanding of distributed systems and horizontally scallable systems.

Location

https://docs.docker.com/engine/swarm/swarm-tutorial/

Suggestion

The docker-swarm documentation is not very vast, it could use some more examples

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