Cluster FAQ Page
High-frequency implementation questions from teams deploying application, database, and reverse proxy stacks in production.
Start with the officially supported database for that app and your team familiarity. If both MySQL and PostgreSQL are available, prioritize operational consistency with your existing backups and monitoring.
Use Traefik when you run many services and want label-driven routing with dynamic discovery. Nginx and Caddy are often simpler for a small number of static routes.
The generated stacks are deployment-ready baselines. You should still set strong secrets, isolate networks, configure TLS certificates, and add container resource limits.
Yes. Treat each generated stack as a core template, then append additional services for queue workers, caches, and backups based on your workload.
Commit generated compose files with environment placeholders, then keep secrets outside git. Use one directory per environment and review changes via pull requests.
Deploy the target proxy in parallel, mirror routing and health checks, validate headers and websocket behavior, then cut traffic and remove old ingress.