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Confluence DC setup in docker containers

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Apr 21, 2019

Hi,

I was doing an analysis to move our confluence DC dev set from VMs to docker containers.But have few confusion regarding this,

This is the architecture I am planning.

apache(reverse proxy)-3 confluence DC docker containers -one postgresql container

 

1.Currently we have F5 for load balancing this?.Is there any way I can load balance this docker containers running in same host?

 

2.Is anyone using this setup?

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