When upgrading Geddit to the latest Lemmy release I took some tips from @ruud@lemmy.world for a better infrastructure to prepare for future people joining (maybe)!
We use Docker for running Lemmy and now have multiple containers for each serice to speed up the platform.
- Lemmy (backend) has now 4 containers
- Lemmy UI (front end) has now 3 containers
Everything is balanced with a nginx proxy!
The service should work as expected again but please let me know if you find anything that doesn’t work (fully).
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If you ever want to move this over onto kubernetes for high availability let me know.
Sounds good! Next step: Moving the whole thing to a Kubernetes cluster to provide dynamic scaling. By the way, do you use Docker or Docker Swarm? Slightly relevant: Container Hosting on Stuxhost, when? :-)
