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Support for Stacks and Bundles #71

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marascha opened this issue Dec 2, 2016 · 8 comments
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Support for Stacks and Bundles #71

marascha opened this issue Dec 2, 2016 · 8 comments

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@marascha
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marascha commented Dec 2, 2016

Hi @francescou,

thank you very much for this great tool. It has helped us a lot in our QA workflow and we would like to continue using it in our project.
With the release 1.13 Docker-Engine will support deploying stacks directly from compose files. It will be great if docker-compose-ui integrates this feature, so that stacks defined in a compose-file could get deployed on a swarm by compose-ui. Are you considering such an update?

Best regards,
Ali

@francescou
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Hello Ali,
thanks!

I'm waiting for this feature too, I will definitely support DAB once it will be released

@marascha
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marascha commented Dec 2, 2016

Great, we're looking forward to using it.

@francescou
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Hello @marascha , I've just released v1.3.0 based on compose 1.10.0

the new Compose file version 3.0 should support the docker stack commands, it shoud work with Docker engine 1.13 (I didn't test it yet)

@marascha
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Thank you @francescou . Does that mean that compose-ui deploys stacks from compose-files by using docker stack deploy --compose-file ... command behind the scenes?
docker-compose, AFAIK, does not support stacks and services...

@WTFKr0
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WTFKr0 commented Jan 31, 2017

I use every day compose file v3 format with docker stack deploy command.
So I think docker-compose ui need that too :D

@francescou
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francescou commented Apr 28, 2017

@WTFKr0 I agree with you.
The problem is that AFAIK docker stack COMMAND is built-in into docker's CLI and there is no API (neither python nor go)

I've developed an experimental API based on the docker cli code but I think it is way too hackish and difficult to maintain.

@francescou
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I suggest you to try Portainer 1.15 which allows you to manage stacks in Swarm clusters (see issue portainer/portainer#257).

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WTFKr0 commented Oct 19, 2017

Thanx for return
Yh i know very well portainer as well as a regular contributor

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