Zero-Downtime deployment

[AndyMik90]

For more production ready / production apps, zero-downtime deployments is a very nice feature to have (in my eyes a must).

Should not be to much of work to implement something with the current Traefik / Docker compose setup that Coolify has; found this nice guide on structuring it as a blue-green deployment strategy:
https://www.maxcountryman.com/articles/zero-downtime-deployments-with-docker-compose

[KaelWD]

Looks like it should be doable with --scale too: https://github.com/wowu/docker-rollout

[franciscobmacedo]

docker-rollout requires that the container can't have container_name which coolify automatically assigns, so I don't think it's a possibility?

[AndyMik90]

Maybe if this is not something that will be in Coolify natively, there could be some documentation how users can set it up for themselves with the proxy in Coolify? @andrasbacsai @peaklabs-dev

[Nextgenwebdev]

It's definitely possible because you can do it with normal docker, and since coolify uses docker then they should be able to added it, not sure why it's not in by default but it will be nice once its added.

[imankeeth]

+1

[mattaiod]

+1, you are amazing, please do that for the world ASAP. Thank you very much

[AndyMik90]

Any comments or feedback regarding this one @peaklabs-dev @andrasbacsai ?

[franciscobmacedo]

Did you made it work in a somewhat straightforward way? Wondering if you have any tips on how to set this up

[AndyMik90]

@franciscobmacedo myself have not had the time to set it up.

[roshanjonah]

+1

[AndyMik90]

@peaklabs-dev @andrasbacsai This could be a done quite easily as long as persistent storage is left out of the equation.

[djsisson]

you can switch to swarm mode, then this is handled automatically by docker

[luco]

@djsisson Any tips on how doing it?

[KaelWD]

@djsisson #3798

[djsisson]

@KaelWD you need to pre set it up

[luco]

@andrasbacsai @peaklabs-dev Thoughts?