GitLab: "Remote branch null" when reloading domain
Everything was working fine when I was in the General section, but when I tried to reload services in the Domains configuration, I got an error saying that it can't pull the "null" branch.
Context:
I tried to deploy with GitLab Compose
I successfully deployed three applications with GitHub before this....
Traefik hogging up one cpu fully when remix app under load
Hey guys, we've been using dokploy for our app for quite some time.
Recently we were stress testing the staging app ( which runs on dokploy ) to evaluate when to scale.
While testing we noticed something odd - almost 1 cpu core is always pegged at 100% and used by traefik when viewed by htop via direct ssh ...
services that want to use same ports
I think I'm thinking about this whole thing wrong. I posted two screenshots showing two seperate setups for two projects.
Both use a nginx frontend (port 8080) and php-fpm backend (9000). Obviously I can't run both projects on the same ports, how could I go about running these two projects without messing up the networking?
Or would I do something like host nginx for both projects in it's own service and the same for php-fpm? ...
Volume not working
Scratch my last post, the DB is now working. The issue now is the volume mounted to /var/lib/mysql is not persisting my DB. I tested it by restarting the compose and redeploying and going back in to look and the DB is back to default.
When I 'create a service' at the beginning I use compose, so I only have one option which is 'file mount'. Is this sufficient enough to persist my data? Don't understand what's going on....
DB not starting and can't access terminal
My db relies on a named volume. I've added the volume to my compose file and also added the file mount to the volume to the host:
" volumes:
- "../files/db_data:/var/lib/mysql""
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