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🆕 New Features
- [#200] Initial support for multiple Dockge instances
🦎 Translation Contributions
- [#318] [#324] Translations update from Kuma Weblate (Thanks @Alanimdeo @Bloeckchengrafik @D3-3109 @FreddieDK @GunnarNorin @MrEddX @NexiaMoe @RappyTV @Zandor300 @abnerssantana @cyril59310 @demonisius @djismgaming @dng-nguyn @leonsk29 @marco-doerig @rumplin @salvacmp @stanol)
- Added a new language: Bahasa Indonesia (Thanks @NexiaMoe)
- [#332] Added Vietnamese language (Thanks @dng-nguyn)
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How to setup multiple instances
Assume that you have 4 Dockge instances currently.
- Find one Dockge instance as your primary Dockge
- Login to your primary Dockge
- In the homepage, you can connect to other Dockge instances by clicking
New Agent. - Now you should see all instances are online and all stacks across all Dockge instances are in the stack list.
How it works?
- Your browser only need to connect to
Dockge 1.Dockge 2/3/4are connected fromDockge 1. Dockge 1works like a proxy, it will forward requests/responses fromDockge 2/3/4to your browser.