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Improve README

ttobiemh committed a year ago
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Ensure the docker images are always up to date

ttobiemh committed a year ago
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Use text/yaml content-type

ttobiemh committed 2 years ago
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Ensure port is configured correctly

ttobiemh committed 2 years ago
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Only connect to one tikv node temporarily

ttobiemh committed 2 years ago
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Always restart surrealdb container

ttobiemh committed 2 years ago

README

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docker.surrealdb.com

SurrealDB is designed to be simple to install and simple to run - using just one command from your terminal. In addition to traditional installation, SurrealDB can be installed and run with HomeBrew, Docker, or using any other container orchestration tool such as Docker Compose, Docker Swarm, Rancher, or in Kubernetes. Visit the SurrealDB install page for more information.

This repository houses the Docker Compose configuration file located at docker.surrealdb.com, and also houses more advanced configuration files for Docker Compose and Docker Swarm. It enables developers to quickly spin up a multi-node persistent database cluster on a single development machine.

To get started with SurrealDB using Docker Compose, follow the instructions below.

1. Install Docker on your development machine

Follow the Docker installation instructions, to install Docker.

2. Fetch the default Docker Compose config file

curl -sSf https://docker.surrealdb.com -o docker-compose.yml

3. Start the Docker Compose cluster

Spin up a multi-node development environment
docker-compose up --pull always -d
Spin up a multi-node development environment with monitoring
docker-compose up --pull always --profile monitoring -d