I don't understand how to use this, maybe I am missing something.
Following the example, it starts 4 replicas of a 'web' service. You can create a service by running a deploy to one of the replicas, let's say example-web-1. What does the other 3 replicas do?
Now, let's say I update 'web'. Let's assume I want to do a zero-downtime deployment. That means I should be able to run a build command on the 'web' service, start this service somehow (maybe by adding an extra replica), and then run a deploy against the new target?
If I run a `docker compose up --build --force-recreate web` this will bring down the old replica, turning everything moot.
Instructions unclear, can anyone chime in and help me understand?
Following the example, it starts 4 replicas of a 'web' service. You can create a service by running a deploy to one of the replicas, let's say example-web-1. What does the other 3 replicas do?
Now, let's say I update 'web'. Let's assume I want to do a zero-downtime deployment. That means I should be able to run a build command on the 'web' service, start this service somehow (maybe by adding an extra replica), and then run a deploy against the new target?
If I run a `docker compose up --build --force-recreate web` this will bring down the old replica, turning everything moot.
Instructions unclear, can anyone chime in and help me understand?