Hi. I’m new into the world of Docker/Kubernetes (or any container system in general).
I have a NodeJS application (a little CMS) using MongoDB. I want it to be simple to duplicate, configure and customize.
I always hosted my applications on Ubuntu VM, but configuring and doing maintenance is very time consuming.
So I wanted to use the new Digital Ocean App feature to deploy my NodeJS app quickly (and being able to configure and duplicate the same application for multiple clients of mine). But this doesn’t allow me to host my MongoDB database with it (and Digital Ocean doesn’t have MongoDB in his offer, and I don’t want to have it on another host).
So I tried to put my application on Docker, but it seems that digital ocean counts one docker service as a single VM. So I’m unable to have both my NodeJS and MongoDB containers running on the same “server”.
Can Kubernetes can solve this problem or am I doing something wrong?
I don’t really care about performances, instances, microservices and such. My application is simple. If it starts to slow down, I just want to be able to purpose to my client to just buy a better server and do a Digital Ocean API call for it.
Thank you for your help.
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Thanks for your question! Using Kubernetes would achieve the goal of having both your nodeJS and MongoDb containers running on a single instance. Here is a tutorial that contains instructions on how to configure this on our platform.
Regards, eomolo