Lucas WintherandClaude Opus 5.5
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One shared script installed into /srv/stacks on every host, with per-host groups in server/<host>/stack-groups. Tested in check.sh. Also two new common mistakes in the adding-a-stack skill. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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# Groups for stackctl on edge, installed next to it in /srv/stacks. One group
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# per line:
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#
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# name: stack stack ...
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#
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# A name on several lines collects all of them. A stack may be in any number of
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# groups, or none; "all" always means every stack with a compose file. Each host
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# has its own file, because each host has its own stacks.
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#
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# Two names are reserved:
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# order: started first, in this order; everything else follows
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# alphabetically, and down runs the whole list in reverse.
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# confirm: down and restart ask before touching these, unless given -y.
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order: reverse-proxy
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proxy: reverse-proxy
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monitoring: metrics
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