NATS on Autopilot
This image uses ContainerPilot to register NATS with Consul. As you scale out the number of NATS containers they will be automatically clustered together. Furthermore, a health check is also performed in the container to ensure that each NATS instance is healthy.
- CONSUL hostname where consul can be found
- CONSUL_AGENT determines if the consul agent is executed in the container
- LOG_LEVEL ContainerPilot specific log level to use, defaults to INFO
- NATS_USER username to use for cluster authorization, defaults to ruser
- NATS_PASSWORD password to user for cluster authorization, defaults to T0pS3cr3t
Please either run setup.sh to create a _env file or create one manually. The setup.sh script expects that the triton-cli is installed and a profile is setup for docker to connect to a Triton datacenter.
docker-compose -f local-compose.yml up -d
docker-compose -f local-compose.yml scale nats=3
Look at the monitoring page for routez for one of the NATS servers and observe that they are clustered.