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Handling node joining docker swarm
2019 Community Moderator ElectionHow is Docker different from a virtual machine?Should I use Vagrant or Docker for creating an isolated environment?How to remove old Docker containersCopying files from host to Docker containerdocker swarm throwing an error “swarm already part of swarm”Docker Swarm: Joining the node not workingDocker - Unable to join swarm as manager, able to join as workerDocker Swarm: deploy containers on Worker nodeJoin Docker swarm managerHow to join another physical server or VM as a node for a docker swarm machine?
I was just thinking a way to ease the node-join functionality in docker swarm (maybe same can be applied to K8 and other)
Just need your input on this, this will help to remove the dependency of copying the long token with IP and ease the process.
Can we advertise the manager node using avahi or some other tool and give it a name, for example, swarmDemo, and then in the worker node using swarmDemo we can fetch the join token and manager IP which will help to add the node to the swarm.
Please suggest if you have done something similar or you have any other idea?
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kubernetes docker-swarm docker-swarm-mode avahi edited Mar 6 at 21:12
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I was just thinking a way to ease the node-join functionality in docker swarm (maybe same can be applied to K8 and other)
Just need your input on this, this will help to remove the dependency of copying the long token with IP and ease the process.
Can we advertise the manager node using avahi or some other tool and give it a name, for example, swarmDemo, and then in the worker node using swarmDemo we can fetch the join token and manager IP which will help to add the node to the swarm.
Please suggest if you have done something similar or you have any other idea?
docker
kubernetes docker-swarm docker-swarm-mode avahi edited Mar 6 at 21:12
Rico
28.8k95269
asked Mar 6 at 18:38
stackjohnnystackjohnny
939
Can you provide examples of what you are trying to do? Thx.
– Rico
Mar 6 at 21:12
I am trying to create common bash script which will do all the stuffs internally. from Manager if I run./cluster-mgr init clstr1it will initialize the swarm and advertise the token and IP to other networks by the nameclstr1(using avahi or any other channel ) and in the worker node if I run the command'./cluster-mgr join clstr1it will fetch the token using browse option and internally runs the docker swarm join command. this is to ease the process.
– stackjohnny
Mar 7 at 5:02
add a comment |
I was just thinking a way to ease the node-join functionality in docker swarm (maybe same can be applied to K8 and other)
Just need your input on this, this will help to remove the dependency of copying the long token with IP and ease the process.
Can we advertise the manager node using avahi or some other tool and give it a name, for example, swarmDemo, and then in the worker node using swarmDemo we can fetch the join token and manager IP which will help to add the node to the swarm.
Please suggest if you have done something similar or you have any other idea?
docker
kubernetes docker-swarm docker-swarm-mode avahi edited Mar 6 at 21:12
Rico
28.8k95269
asked Mar 6 at 18:38
stackjohnnystackjohnny
939
I was just thinking a way to ease the node-join functionality in docker swarm (maybe same can be applied to K8 and other)
Just need your input on this, this will help to remove the dependency of copying the long token with IP and ease the process.
Can we advertise the manager node using avahi or some other tool and give it a name, for example, swarmDemo, and then in the worker node using swarmDemo we can fetch the join token and manager IP which will help to add the node to the swarm.
Please suggest if you have done something similar or you have any other idea?
docker
kubernetes docker-swarm docker-swarm-mode avahi docker
kubernetes docker-swarm docker-swarm-mode avahi edited Mar 6 at 21:12
Rico
28.8k95269
asked Mar 6 at 18:38
stackjohnnystackjohnny
939
edited Mar 6 at 21:12
Rico
28.8k95269
asked Mar 6 at 18:38
stackjohnnystackjohnny
939
edited Mar 6 at 21:12
Rico
28.8k95269
edited Mar 6 at 21:12
Rico
28.8k95269
edited Mar 6 at 21:12
Rico
28.8k95269
28.8k95269
asked Mar 6 at 18:38
stackjohnnystackjohnny
939
asked Mar 6 at 18:38
stackjohnnystackjohnny
939
asked Mar 6 at 18:38
stackjohnnystackjohnny
939
939
Can you provide examples of what you are trying to do? Thx.
– Rico
Mar 6 at 21:12
I am trying to create common bash script which will do all the stuffs internally. from Manager if I run./cluster-mgr init clstr1it will initialize the swarm and advertise the token and IP to other networks by the nameclstr1(using avahi or any other channel ) and in the worker node if I run the command'./cluster-mgr join clstr1it will fetch the token using browse option and internally runs the docker swarm join command. this is to ease the process.
– stackjohnny
Mar 7 at 5:02
add a comment |
Can you provide examples of what you are trying to do? Thx.
– Rico
Mar 6 at 21:12
I am trying to create common bash script which will do all the stuffs internally. from Manager if I run./cluster-mgr init clstr1it will initialize the swarm and advertise the token and IP to other networks by the nameclstr1(using avahi or any other channel ) and in the worker node if I run the command'./cluster-mgr join clstr1it will fetch the token using browse option and internally runs the docker swarm join command. this is to ease the process.
– stackjohnny
Mar 7 at 5:02
Can you provide examples of what you are trying to do? Thx.
– Rico
Mar 6 at 21:12
Can you provide examples of what you are trying to do? Thx.
– Rico
Mar 6 at 21:12
I am trying to create common bash script which will do all the stuffs internally. from Manager if I run
./cluster-mgr init clstr1 it will initialize the swarm and advertise the token and IP to other networks by the name clstr1 (using avahi or any other channel ) and in the worker node if I run the command './cluster-mgr join clstr1 it will fetch the token using browse option and internally runs the docker swarm join command. this is to ease the process.– stackjohnny
Mar 7 at 5:02
I am trying to create common bash script which will do all the stuffs internally. from Manager if I run
./cluster-mgr init clstr1 it will initialize the swarm and advertise the token and IP to other networks by the name clstr1 (using avahi or any other channel ) and in the worker node if I run the command './cluster-mgr join clstr1 it will fetch the token using browse option and internally runs the docker swarm join command. this is to ease the process.– stackjohnny
Mar 7 at 5:02
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We can use avahi service to advertise ip, join token and then from the worker node can use that to join to the swarm :)
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We can use avahi service to advertise ip, join token and then from the worker node can use that to join to the swarm :)
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I am trying to create common bash script which will do all the stuffs internally. from Manager if I run
./cluster-mgr init clstr1it will initialize the swarm and advertise the token and IP to other networks by the nameclstr1(using avahi or any other channel ) and in the worker node if I run the command'./cluster-mgr join clstr1it will fetch the token using browse option and internally runs the docker swarm join command. this is to ease the process.– stackjohnny
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