[SOLVED] executor does not deploy openruntimes container with proper network

I'm using docker swarm and deploy compose file with stack. I checked executor container has proper _APP_EXECUTOR_RUNTIME_NETWORK and OPEN_RUNTIMES_NETWORK environment variable. But my openruntimes container does not joined into appwrite_runtimes network automatically.

Solve with following instructions

1. Create network manually docker network create -d overlay --attachable appwrite_runtimes
2. Use external network in compose file

networks:
  runtimes:
    external: true
    name: appwrite_runtimes

When using swarm mode, appwrite_runtimes cannot attachable manually so it missing when create openruntimes container

You'll need to do the networks overlay and attachable

You can check this https://book.appread.io/docker-swarm And the Swarm file here https://github.com/byawitz/scaling-appwrite/tree/main/swarm

Can you run the

docker network inspect appwrite_runtimes

Also, when deploying Docker swarm the appwrite-executor can't be scaled

You can see at the chapter I've referenced here And here in the note https://book.appread.io/benchmarks#docker-swarm

Thanks for the link, i will read all of it

👍 Notice that this approach I've wrote use the a decentralizated Database and storeage https://book.appread.io/decentralization

I think that the compose file in the github will generate containers without any environment variables

Since swarm mode does not use .env files

It don't use the env_file approach rather a different one Check here https://book.appread.io/docker-swarm#deploying-the-stack

By running this command

export $(grep -v '^#' .env | xargs) && docker stack config -c docker-compose.yml

That will put all the .env variables in the path

So when you're deploying the task it will use all the environment variables

I used source .env but it was not work. I'm too noob to shell scripting. 😆

Try that approach and let me know if it worked

Working with export $(...) very interesting

It goes like this

• grep -v '^#' .env will output all the variables inside the .env file
• xargs will run the command on export on each of the values.

And unlike source, export pass values to commands so it still exists while executing docker commands

Yes and no When running export linux will add the value into the system environment which you can find by running

env

source on the other hand runs the list of bash inside a given file.

oh...

after export $(), env shows include .env definitions but source does not

Yes

[SOLVED] executor does not deploy openruntimes container with proper network