Edge Stacks
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Edge Stacks is a feature that lets you deploy multiple applications to multiple environments from a single page and multiple sources, regardless of their current state.
This functionality requires you to enable Edge Compute features.
The Edge Stacks page displays the list Edge Stacks deployed across your environments and devices and includes their name, the status of the deployment across the relevant environments (acknowledged, successful, and failed), and the creation date.
You can click on the individual stacks to edit the stack:
You can also view details about the stack's deployment across environments on the Environments tab, as well as retrieve, download, and clear retrieved log files from the respective environments (for stacks deployed on Edge Devices).
From the menu select Edge Stacks then click Add stack.
Give the stack a descriptive name then select one or more Edge Groups.
In Deployment type, select the type of deployment you are performing.
This may be auto-selected by your choice of Edge Groups.
In the Build Method, define how to deploy your app from one of the following options:
Web editor
Use the Portainer web editor to write or paste in your build file.
Upload
Upload a build file from your computer.
Repository
Use a GitHub repo where the build file is stored.
Template
Use an Edge stack template. Only available for the Compose deployment type.
You can search within the web editor at any time by pressing Ctrl-F (or Cmd-F on Mac).
If your stack requires access to images in private registries, you can specify which registry to use as part of the deployment.
By default, Docker will start containers within the stack that it already has images for, while at the same time pulling any other images it needs from the upstream registries. In some cases you may want to wait until all of the needed images are pulled to the device before starting the stack. To do this, enable the Pre-pull images toggle. This can also help to avoid issues when some images in a stack are unable to be pulled, leading to an incomplete or partial deployment.
Once the configuration is completed, click Deploy stack.
