So far in this chapter, we have used Terraform to create the required infrastructure on AWS, and then we set up a single-node Docker swarm on an EC2 instance to learn about Docker Swarm. After that, we pushed the Docker images to ECR, and we have set up a Docker stack file for deployment to a swarm. We are ready to set up the EC2 instances required for deploying a full swarm.
Docker Swarm is able to handle Docker deployments to large numbers of host systems. Of course, the Notes application only has delusions of grandeur and doesn't need that many hosts. We'll be able to do everything with three or four EC2 instances. We have declared one so far, and will declare two more that will live on the private subnet. But from this humble beginning, it would be easy to expand to more hosts.
Our goal in this section is to create an infrastructure for deploying Notes on EC2 using Docker Swarm. This will include the following:
- Configuring...
