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Setting Up a Docker Swarm
For the last six months, the Acme Anvil Corporation has been migrating some of their bare metal infrastructure to Docker containers. A schism has developed between the members of your team on whether to use Docker Swarm or Kubernetes. Your manager has decided to settle the dispute by creating two competing demos for Docker Swarm and Kubernetes. You have been tasked with helping to create the Docker Swarm demo. Create a swarm with three nodes and then create a service using the `weather-app` image.
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Initialize the Docker swarm.
Swarm Server 1 will be the swarm master.
Initialize the Docker swarm.
docker swarm init -
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Add additional nodes to the swarm.
Add your worker nodes to the swarm.
docker swarm join --token TOKEN IP_ADDRESS:2377 -
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Create a swarm service.
From the master node, create a service to test your swarm configuration.
docker service create --name weather-app --publish published=80,target=3000 --replicas=3 weather-app
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