I'm using docker-compose and docker swarm. I have created a docker-mgt server from which I did a docker-machine to setup a swarm cluster consisting of a swarm master and two swarm-agents.
I have created an Express app that gets started in a container and it seems the swarm master decided to have it on agent1. Then I have also a Wordpress site (example from the docker compose site) that I'm running with docker-compose on Docker Swarm.
The following images are available:
So it does have the wordpress_web:latest available and still it complains.
When running this wordpress app on a seperate docker host (not part of the swarm cluster) it runs just fine. To exclude a mistake on the wordpress app, I also tried another complete different app consisting of two containers (with docker-compose) and it is exactly the same issue.
I'm beginning to think that docker compose and swarm can not work together smoothly but that's hard to believe of course.
I have created an Express app that gets started in a container and it seems the swarm master decided to have it on agent1. Then I have also a Wordpress site (example from the docker compose site) that I'm running with docker-compose on Docker Swarm.
Code:
[email protected]:~/wordpress$ docker-compose up
wordpress_db_1 is up-to-date
Creating wordpress_web_1
ERROR: Error: image library/wordpress_web:latest not foundThe following images are available:
Code:
[email protected]:~/wordpress$ docker images
REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED VIRTUAL SIZE
orchardup/php5 latest c385b8a81cee 18 months ago 330.1 MB
swarm latest a9975e2cc0a3 19 hours ago 17.15 MB
orchardup/mysql latest 5a45a5a953bb 16 months ago 292.4 MB
wordpress_web latest e484f88dc8c8 11 minutes ago 350.9 MB
node-ip latest d177af00338b 39 minutes ago 549.5 MB
centos centos6 1a895dd3954a 8 weeks ago 190.6 MBSo it does have the wordpress_web:latest available and still it complains.
When running this wordpress app on a seperate docker host (not part of the swarm cluster) it runs just fine. To exclude a mistake on the wordpress app, I also tried another complete different app consisting of two containers (with docker-compose) and it is exactly the same issue.
I'm beginning to think that docker compose and swarm can not work together smoothly but that's hard to believe of course.