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Docker Swarm Cheat Sheet

This document provides CLI commands for managing Docker Swarm clusters and services. It includes commands for initializing and joining nodes to the swarm as workers or managers, listing and updating nodes, forcing rebalances, draining nodes, and managing services like creating, scaling, and removing services.

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Docker Swarm Cheat Sheet

This document provides CLI commands for managing Docker Swarm clusters and services. It includes commands for initializing and joining nodes to the swarm as workers or managers, listing and updating nodes, forcing rebalances, draining nodes, and managing services like creating, scaling, and removing services.

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CLI Commands
Cluster Management

docker swarm init --advertise-addr <ip> # Set up master


docker swarm init --force-new-cluster -advertise-addr <ip> # Force manager on broken
cluster

docker swarm join-token worker # Get token to join workers


docker swarm join-token manager # Get token to join new manager

docker swarm join <server> worker # Join host as a worker

docker swarm leave

docker swarm unlock # Unlock a manager host after docker


# daemon restart when autolock is on

docker swarm unlock-key # Print key needed for 'unlock'

docker node ls # Print swarm node list


docker node rm <node id>
docker node inspect --pretty <node id>

docker node promote <node id> # Promote node to manager


docker node demote <node id>

Rebalancing

Forced rebalance (dangerous)

for svc in $(docker service ls -q) ; do docker service update $svc --force ; done

Draining a node

docker node update --availability drain <node id>

Undrain

docker node update --availability active <node id>

Managing Services
docker stack ls
docker stack rm <name>

docker service create <image>


docker service create --name <name> --replicas <number of replicas> <image>
docker service scale <name>=<number of replicas>
docker service rm <service id|name>
docker service ls # list all
services
docker service ps <service id|name> # list all tasks
for given service (includes shutdown/failed)
docker service ps --filter desired-state=running <service id|name> # list running
(acitve) tasks for given service

docker service logs --follow <service id|name> # print console


log of a service

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