That sounds like a good idea for sure… but Docker Compose might not be the optimal setup as you will be restricted by your docker deamon CPU and memory allowances… have you taken those in consideration?
hi, @salaboy.
If I use helm to deploy my Zeebe Cluster and monitor Operate, then I refer to https://helm.zeebe.io.
Is it necessary for me to execute the above diagram in order(marked red number 1,2,3)?
Or only execute zeebe-full(3)?
3 brokers with 6 partitions doesn’t really make sense. Partitions are about the opportunity for distributing load.
With 3 brokers you only have the opportunity to distribute load to 3 brokers, so three partitions would be the max that would result in any load distribution.
I guess having six partitions could make the load distribution scenarios have different potential percentages than 33, 66, and 100%.
But practically, I don’t think there is a point to that config.
@user0409 are you using docker compose? or what is your setup ? What is missing in your setup… can you please open a new question instead of adding to an existing one?
Thanks for replying @salaboy
I’ve tried to both run separated docker-compose (standalone-gateway and operate-simple-monitor) and create a merged version probably I’m wrong
Could you share me way to run all togheter please?