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Hi, I tried searching both in documentation as well as Discussions but I could not find anything about running multiple instances of Dokploy for High-Availability of Dokploy. This will be very useful when we plan to scale hosting all our applications through a shared control plane using Dokploy. Another option is to create dedicated clusters for each of our solution, but that adds extra overhead despite automating most of the setup.
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Hi, I tried searching both in documentation as well as Discussions but I could not find anything about running multiple instances of Dokploy for High-Availability of Dokploy. This will be very useful when we plan to scale hosting all our applications through a shared control plane using Dokploy. Another option is to create dedicated clusters for each of our solution, but that adds extra overhead despite automating most of the setup.
Any pointers are greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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