Reputation: 5428
I'm having docker-compose config with postgres
, 2*python
, nginx
and redis
services. Now I'm instantiated an ec2 instance and successfully logged in via .pem
file. But I expected, that I can deploy my docker-compose image only with aws-cli
commands. My question is should I instantiate ec2 for each of service and how to use ec2 with docker-compose
properly?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 668
Reputation: 6484
How you want to design your infrastructure - how many servers, autoscaling, routing, etc - is entirely up to you.
To answer your question though; to deploy a docker-compose.yml
file you do so the same as you would on any other server.
docker-compose
is a tool made for development and is not made to be used in Production - you should deploy your services with:
docker stack deploy -c your-compose-file.yml your_stack_name
It sounds like this is new to you though; so I should state that there are various options that are available with docker-compose
that are not available with docker stack deploy
. Often times you can't just use the same compose file as you're using in development.
Upvotes: 4