(#62rwtjq) be sure to set a correct base I’ll for your instance with -u

(#62rwtjq) and regarding the port. I would just bind a different host port

@thewismit (#62rwtjq) Yup that looks like it would work 👌

(#62rwtjq) I'd also like to run this on a different port than 8000. I already run yacht on that port.

@prologic (#62rwtjq) that would help a lot if I'm not already close hehe

@prologic (#62rwtjq) would somethingkke this work? ``` --- version: "3.8" services: twtxt: image: jointwt/twtxt:latest command: -d /data -r -s bitcask:///data/twtxt.db -u https://twtxt.net environment: - COOKIE_SECRET=PLEASE_CHANGE_ME_TO_A_64_BYTE_RANDOM_STRING volumes: - /mnt/data/twtxt:/data restart_policy: condition: on-failure volumes: twtxt: driver: local ``` I don't know what the local driver volume is though. Never used that.

@thewismit (#62rwtjq) Yes! Would a regular single-host `docker-compose.yml` help without making any assumptions about ingress load balancers, etc?

@prologic (#62rwtjq) a bit. I recognize the yaml syntax from my other docker-compose files but I don't run traefik and don't know the first thing about swarms. Can I rip out the traefik config and bind map a volume to my file system?

@thewismit (#62rwtjq) Yes. There is a `twtxt.yml` in the root of the repository which is designed to run in a Docker Swarm cluster. Does that help?