XL Release active-active cluster setup with docker compose
The production setup for XL Release as mentioned here can be done using Docker compose as below.
This is a sample, you can follow this approach to setup the database and other infrastructure of your choice.
Note 1: For production deployments it is advised that you use Kubernetes to orchestrate the deployment of the applications. Docker compose is not ideal for production setup. Proceed at your own risk. Use the xl up
command from the official XebiaLabs CLI to install XebiaLabs products using Kubernetes, for more details see Manage Deployments with XL Up
Note 2: For HA setup to work, you need to mount a licence file or provide an environment variable XL_LICENSE
with a licence text converted to base64 for the XL Release instances
Note 3: The folders you mount needs to be owned by user 10001, for example, you can run sudo chown -R 10001 xl-release
if you are going to mount directories under $PWD/xl-release
folder.
setup
The setup includes
- A load balancer with HaProxy
- PostgreSQL database single node setup
- XL Release master nodes
Limitations:
- The database setup is for demo purposes, use your own setup or use external database
- The HAproxy setup is for demo purposes, use your own setup
Steps
Follow the below steps to deploy the sample
- Download the
docker-compose-xlr-ha.yaml
file here - You can use the provided
run.sh
to bring up the setup or do it manually with below steps, change the passwords as required in either case.
# Set passwords
export XLR_ADMIN_PASS=admin
export POSTGRES_PASS=admin
# deploy master nodes, load balancer, mq and database.
docker-compose -f docker-compose-xlr-ha.yaml up --scale xl-release-master=2 -d
# Print out the status
docker-compose -f docker-compose-xlr-ha.yaml ps
- You can view the logs of individual containers using the
docker logs <container_name> -f
command. - You can access XL Release UI at http://localhost:8081
- To shutdown the setup you can run below
# Shutdown deployments
docker-compose -f docker-compose-xlr-ha.yaml down