Consul Cluster - Docker Compose Definition

A docker compose definition for a consul network, including registrator based on the default consul image.

The definition includes 3 servers, 2 agents and 1 registrator in a cluster on a single Docker node.

To start the cluster

docker-compose up -d

To inspect the logs

docker-compose logs

To init data

docker-compose -f docker-compose-init.yml run consul_init

To reset

docker-compose down -v

Port Mappings

Server 1

• '8310:8300/udp'
• '8311:8301/udp'
• '8312:8302/udp'
• '8411:8400/tcp'

Server 2

• '8320:8300/udp'
• '8321:8301/udp'
• '8322:8302/udp'
• '8412:8400/tcp'

Server 3

• '8330:8300/udp'
• '8331:8301/udp'
• '8332:8302/udp'
• '8413:8400/tcp'

Client 1

• '8421:8400/tcp'
• '8521:8500/tcp'
• '8621:8600/udp'
• '8621:8600/tcp'

Client 2

• '8422:8400/tcp'
• '8522:8500/tcp'
• '8622:8600/udp'
• '8622:8600/tcp'

The basic_config.json file is mounted into each consul instance. The hashicorp "ping"/update check is disabled.