deploy
docker.stack.deploy(
name,
compose_files=[],
orchestrator=None,
prune=False,
resolve_image="always",
with_registry_auth=False,
env_files=[],
variables={},
)
Deploys a stack.
Arguments
- name
str: The name of the stack to deploy. Mandatory. - compose_files
Union[str, pathlib.Path, List[Union[str, pathlib.Path]]]: One or more docker-compose files. If there are more than one, they will be fused together. - orchestrator
Optional[str]: The orchestrator to use, `"swarm" or "kubernetes" or "all". - prune
bool: Prune services that are no longer referenced - resolve_image
str: Query the registry to resolve image digest and supported platforms"always"|"changed"|"never"(default"always"). Note that if the registry cannot be queried when using"always", it's going to try to use images present locally on the nodes. - with_registry_auth
bool: Send registry authentication details to Swarm agents. Required if you need to rundocker loginto pull the docker images in your stack. - env_files
List[Union[str, pathlib.Path]]: Similar to.envfiles in docker-compose. Loadsvariablesfrom.envfiles. If bothenv_filesandvariablesare used,variableshave priority. This behavior is similar to the one you would experience with compose. - variables
Dict[str, str]: A dict dictating by what to replace the variables declared in the docker-compose files. In the docker CLI, you would use environment variables for this.
Returns
A python_on_whales.Stack object.
list
docker.stack.list()
Returns a list of python_on_whales.Stack
Returns
A List[python_on_whales.Stack].
ps
docker.stack.ps(x)
Returns the list of swarm tasks in this stack.
from python_on_whales import docker
tasks = docker.stack.ps("my-stack")
print(tasks[0].desired_state)
# running
Arguments
- x
Union[str, python_on_whales.Stack]: A stack . It can be name or apython_on_whales.Stackobject.
Returns
List[python_on_whales.Task]
remove
docker.stack.remove(x)
Removes one or more stacks.
Arguments
- x
Union[str, python_on_whales.Stack, List[Union[str, python_on_whales.Stack]]]: One or more stacks, empty list means nothing will be done.
services
docker.stack.services(stack)
List the services present in the stack.
Arguments
- stack
Union[str, python_on_whales.Stack]: A docker stack or the name of a stack.
Returns
A List[python_on_whales.Stack]