Hey, so i've seen on your dev docker-compose (the compose in the root folder, not the one in app/views/install), that there was an OpenRuntimes Proxy.
Since i have a cluster i wanted to know how to setup the proxy to make executors on each worker node and avoid one node to be always used by the OPR.
So i mostly wanted to know if it's possible to deploy the executors in a global way (< one replica per node) and use the DNS to find the nodes (would be tasks.appwrite_openruntimes-executor which have all A record of all executors).
Like prometheus propose this : https://prometheus.io/docs/prometheus/latest/configuration/configuration/#dns_sd_config
Or if i need to deploy differents replicas bound to a specific node, so i can use the hostname (comma separated exec_node1,exec_node2) like it's shown in the dev docker-compose.
TL;DR
- Developer wants to set up OpenRuntimes Proxy to distribute executors on each worker node in a cluster efficiently.
- Consider using a 'global' deployment strategy with one replica per node and use DNS to locate nodes (example given: `tasks.appwrite_openruntimes-executor`).
- Alternatively, deploy different replicas bound to specific nodes using hostnames (e.g., `exec_node1, exec_node2`) as shown in the provided docker-compose.
- Possible solution: Use a global deployment strategy with DNS for node location, similar to Prometheus setup for executors.
