Remove swarm references form README

README.md

@@ -129,19 +129,6 @@ Install missing `libnss-mdns` package (see explanation [here](https://paulnebel.
 Also make sure `avahi-daemon` works, and otherwise restart it. See [this issue](https://github.com/hypriot/image-builder-rpi/issues/170).
 
 
-
-Swarm
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-
-Login to the main RPI and start the swarm:
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-    docker swarm init --listen-addr eth0
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-And join from the other ones, just copy-paste command provided by the master from them:
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-    docker swarm join --token your-token your-main_rpi:2377
-
-
 Data and volumes
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@@ -168,40 +155,6 @@ From your current installation:
 Configuration and deployment
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-## Swarm mode
-
-First download the repos:
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-    git clone https://github.com/bingen/rpi_docker_home_server.git
-    cd rpi_docker_home_server
-
-Set up your preferences:
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-    ./setup.sh
-
-(Optional, can be downloaded from registry, unless you changed them) Build aux images:
-
-    cd images/rpi-nginx
-    docker build . -t bingen/rpi-nginx
-    cd ../../
-    cd images/rpi-nginx-php
-    docker build . -t bingen/rpi-nginx-php
-    cd ../../
-
-(Optional, can be downloaded from registry, unless you changed them) Build images:
-
-    docker-compose build
-
-Deploy docker stack (it will also rebuild components)
-
-    ./deploy.sh your-stack-name
-
-If you add or modify a service, you can update it running:
-
-    docker-compose build &&  docker push your-container && env $(cat .env | grep "^[A-Z]" | xargs)  docker stack deploy --compose-file docker-compose.yml your-stack
-
-## No swarm mode
-
 If it's a restart, clean first previous containers:
 
     for i in $(docker ps -a | grep Exited | grep dhs | cut -f 1 -d ' '); do docker rm $i; done;
@@ -218,57 +171,21 @@ Note: `dhs` is just a custom prefix to easily identify containers, you can use y
 
 Add users:
 
-    ./add_users_noswarm.sh
+    ./add_users.sh
 
 Add DNS entries:
 
-    ./add_dns_entries_noswarm.sh
+    ./add_dns_entries.sh
 
 Add Nextcloud apps:
 
-    ./nextcloud_apps_after_update_noswarm.sh
+    ./nextcloud_apps_after_update.sh
 
 If you add or modify a service, you can update it running:
 
     docker-compose build && docker-compose -p dhs up -d <your-service>
 
 
-Other useful commands
----------------------
-
-    docker node ls
-
-    docker stack ls
-    docker stack ps your-stack-name
-
-To see logs of a docker swarm/stack service [reference](https://github.com/docker/docker/issues/23710):
-
-    docker logs $(docker inspect --format "{{.Status.ContainerStatus.ContainerID}}" `docker stack ps your-stack-name | grep your-service-name | cut -f1 -d' '`)
-
-To shutdown the stack:
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-    docker stack rm your-stack-name
-
-To get into containers:
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-    docker ps # in the swarm node containing it
-    docker exec -ti 5105b27d9cf0 bash
-
-To view swarm token:
-
-    docker swarm join-token worker
-
-I was experience the issue described and fixed [here](Docker swarm nodes down after reboot!
-https://forums.docker.com/t/docker-worker-nodes-shown-as-down-after-re-start/22329/8?u=bingen):
-
-To avoid swarm nodes showing up as Down on reboot, you can do:
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-    sudo crontab -e
-
-then add a line like this
-
-    @reboot docker ps
-
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