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Add data persistence option. Adjust readme for data persistence.
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I just tested this configuration and it work fine. Thanks @BarnumD and @toughIQ You can also pull this image in valentinnc/mariadb-galera:10.1 an example with Wordpress here : https://gist.github.com/valentin2105/9c6abe0acc9a05ca0fa3abbf830d80a6 |
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Keeping an eye on this :) |
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consider in addition the ability to restore the db from a backup file at boot |
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after some days in a swarm environment, i can say that the choice to not use persistent volumes is right. Trying to syncronize persistent volumes with gluster cause slow performances, and have many replicas is just enought |
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I made a version that, sensing a volume at /data, manages the mysql datadir in that location. Except, each container gets it's own subfolder. That way you can have multiple containers on each host. Or all the containers can share a network (nfs) location safely. There is also a cleanup function as containers come and go. I'll put in a pull request.
Fixes Issue #2