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Mutiple instances of ACS (6.0) in local docker

Rufus

Hi All,

I have installed docker CE in my local and used docker compose file in acs-community-deployment to start ACS solution and its running in my local. But my question, how do i run multiple instances of ACS (6.0) in docker ? Can you please help me to do it.

Links Refered:

GitHub - Alfresco/acs-community-deployment

https://community.alfresco.com/community/ecm/blog/2018/04/17/deploying-and-running-alfresco-content-services-60

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angelborroy

Why do you want to run multiple instances?

Rufus

I want to run the same ACS with different ports configured, there is need for the customer to do so.

angelborroy

ACS Community does not support clustering. ACS Enterprise supports clustering using Kubernetes + Helm. If you want to configure a cluster, then you have to adopt ACS Enterprise.

If you want to run the same ACS Community with different ports, include an Apache HTTPd / NGINX in front and configure as many proxies as required over the same "localhost:8080" ACS Community repository.

Rufus

Thanks Angel Borroy, I will try with ACS Enterprise

Rufus

Hi Angel Borroy,

Thanks for your valuable answer. One question is that, if i install ACS Enterprise version, can i configure multiple ACS instance (running with different ports) accessing one instance of postgres & solr6 in docker itself.

angelborroy

Yes, but you have to use Kubernetes instead of Docker Compose.

Rufus

I am getting Unauthorised error while accessing the link. Could you share me the content inside the link.

Also while running them in container separately, we use the following command to run share in 8081 port

$ docker run --network alf-net --name alf-share -p 8081:8080 -e REPO_HOST=alf-repo -eREPO_PORT=8080 -d alfresco/alfresco-share:6.0.a

Can i run the same command with another port (say 9000), so it uses the same container running another instances with different port. Correct me if am wrong?

angelborroy

Equivalent instructions available at: GitHub - Alfresco/acs-deployment

You can create new containers for Share by using a different port but I don't see the point on that.

Rufus

Angel am getting unauthorised error while accessing the document.

angelborroy

Again, try with GitHub - Alfresco/acs-deployment

It's more or less the same information.

Rufus

Thanks Angel Borroy for your clarifications