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1. Docker Swarm is a native container orchestration tool built into Docker Engine that allows you to create, manage, and scale a cluster of Docker nodes, orchestrating the deployment, scaling, and management of containers across multiple hosts.
2. A Docker Swarm consists of two primary components: the manager nodes, which are responsible for managing the cluster’s state, orchestrating tasks, and maintaining the desired state of services, and the worker nodes, which execute the tasks and run the container instances.
3. You can initialize a Docker Swarm by running the docker swarm init command on a Docker host, which will become the first manager node of the Swarm. The command will provide a token that can be used to join other nodes to the Swarm.
4. To add nodes to a Docker Swarm, use the docker swarm join command on the new node, along with the token and the IP address of the existing manager node.
5. A Docker...