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tiangolo
Is dockerswarm.rocks still maintained?
dockerswarm.rocks is great. Thank you for creating it. It seems there hasn't been any commit for more than two years now. Furthermore tools suggested like swarmprom are unmaintained and archived. How is the future of dockerswarm.rocks?
SWIRL (https://github.com/cuigh/swirl) looks pretty much like swarmpit and seems to be actively maintained.
Portainer have App Template with Grafana + Prometheus now:
https://www.portainer.io/blog/monitoring-a-swarm-cluster-with-prometheus-and-grafana
Hello! Thanks for the patience. Unfortunately, it seems Kubernetes won. 🥲
I wouldn't recommend using Docker Swarm Mode for new projects. https://dockerswarm.rocks/swarm-or-kubernetes/
Well shit...
I couldn't agree more.
I'm sure there are ways to do Let's Encrypt with Traefik, or whatever reverse proxy, in k8s but it can't be a simple as the setup here at dockerswarm.rocks ... anyone know of any simple guides, with minikube or something, that accomplish more or less what we do here?
Hello! Thanks for the patience. Unfortunately, it seems Kubernetes won. 🥲
I wouldn't recommend using Docker Swarm Mode for new projects. https://dockerswarm.rocks/swarm-or-kubernetes/
@tiangolo While it's your project and website, and I will not tell you what to do, it makes me sad that one of the main resources we link over at https://github.com/BretFisher/awesome-swarm#articles-and-sample-code now actively discourages the use of a perfectly fine orchestrator. I really believe that there is a place for Docker Swarm. Sure, the development activity over at moby has slowed down a bit, but it is being maintained.
Maybe reword it a bit that Kubernetes has won, but Docker Swarm is at least a way to learn about clustering and people should check if it is enough but should not expect too many new features?
Again, your project, your choice. :)
Disclaimer: I am obviously biased since I try to contribute to Docker Swarm development and also maintain several tooling libraries centered around Docker Swarm - https://github.com/neuroforgede/swarmsible , https://github.com/neuroforgede/promswarm etc.
@z3cka if you need to handle TLS in your Swarm (if you still have it, maybe I misread your message), I'd suggest to look at using caddy with https://github.com/lucaslorentz/caddy-docker-proxy to replace traefik and use a plugins like https://github.com/yroc92/postgres-storage for TLS storage.
@s4ke I still have multiple swarms in prod, I'll rock those until support for Docker Swarm is dropped, which I don't think will happen any time soon. Thanks for the recommendation of Caddy. I've messed with Caddy a bit years ago for grabbing certs from LE, but only for small side projects. It seems that Caddy has evolved into a quite mature ecosystem, I'll check it out again within a Docker context. 👍
@Olegt0rr
I am trying to make an updated version of Swarmprom here that I called Swarmprom-Improved or SWIM here that should work with up to date versions of all the original Swarmprom software stack: https://github.com/persunde/swarmprom-improved
SWIM is still WIP, maybe a few details in the guide is missing, but it is mostly done. I hope it can be added to this amazing website, since it is really helpful for people who dont want to run Kubernetes but need some type of easy to run and deploy multi machine setup.
There is also the https://k3s.rocks/ website. It is not nearly as good as https://dockerswarm.rocks/ yet. Pretty sure the maintainer of k3s.rocks would welcome anyone who wants to help improve that website.
Thanks for the tip @s4ke! I just added a note pointing to https://github.com/BretFisher/awesome-swarm in https://github.com/tiangolo/dockerswarm.rocks/pull/142
Thanks everyone for the interest! :cake:
@tiangolo Thanks for your work on this website so far, and for keeping it running even though you shifted your opinions.
