Or, on a Swarm of 6 nodes, each label can be assigned to a different node
(as shown in the :ref:`single MacOSX laptop instructions <docker_swarm_setup_on_macosx>`).
(as shown in the :ref:`single MacOSX laptop instructions <docker_swarm_setup_on_macosx>` or :ref:`single Linux laptop instructions <docker_swarm_setup_on_linux>`).
* From the source code directory on the Swarm manager node, issue the
following command to deploy the stack of ESGF services, then wait for
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