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In Docker-Cloud, containers are started with name <service-name>-<container#>.<stack-name>.<random-id>. We should get rid of the random-id (and maybe container#?) to provide backup continuity between containers redeployments.
Does multiples containers of same service always share same data? If yes, we could get rid of container#, else we should keep it. Do we have to give choice in configuration?
I personally do not have this problem right now.
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In Docker-Cloud, containers are started with name
<service-name>-<container#>.<stack-name>.<random-id>
. We should get rid of therandom-id
(and maybecontainer#
?) to provide backup continuity between containers redeployments.Does multiples containers of same service always share same data? If yes, we could get rid of
container#
, else we should keep it. Do we have to give choice in configuration?I personally do not have this problem right now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: