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# Deploy to specific machines
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Deploy services to specific machines in your cluster using the
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[`x-machines`](../../8-compose-file-reference/1-support-matrix.md#x-machines) extension in your Compose file.
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## When to target specific machines
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By default, Uncloud randomly chooses available machines to run your services on, evenly spreading multiple replicas of a
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service across all machines for high availability. You can restrict which machines can run your service using the
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[`x-machines`](../../8-compose-file-reference/1-support-matrix.md#x-machines) extension in your Compose file.
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This is useful when you want to:
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- Deploy services to machines in a **specific region** or **data center**
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- Run services only on machines with **specific hardware** (for example, GPUs or ARM processors)
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- Specify where to deploy **stateful services** and create their data volumes
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- Keep certain services isolated to **dedicated machines**
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- Deploy to a subset of machines for **testing** before rolling out cluster-wide
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## Target machines in a Compose file
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Set `x-machines` to a list of machine names or a single machine name to restrict which machines a service can run on.
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```yaml title="compose.yaml"
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services:
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web:
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build: .
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x-ports:
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- app.example.com:8000/https
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# Spread 3 replicas across machine-1 and machine-2 only
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x-machines:
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- machine-1
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- machine-2
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scale: 3
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db:
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image: postgres:18
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environment:
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POSTGRES_PASSWORD: ${DB_PASSWORD}
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volumes:
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- db-data:/var/lib/postgresql
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# Create the db-data volume and run the DB container on machine-db
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x-machines: machine-db
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volumes:
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db-data:
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```
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When you deploy this Compose file with [`uc deploy`](../../9-cli-reference/uc_deploy.md):
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- The `web` service will create and spread its 3 replicas only across `machine-1` and `machine-2`
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- The `db` service will create its `db-data` volume and run only on `machine-db`
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:::tip
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Use [`uc machine ls`](../../9-cli-reference/uc_machine_ls.md) to see available machines in your cluster.
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:::
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## Push images to specific machines only
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When [building from source](1-deploy-app.md#deploy-from-source-code), `uc deploy` and `uc build --push` automatically
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push built images to **all** cluster machines by default. This ensures images are available wherever services might be
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deployed.
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If you're using `x-machines` to restrict deployments to specific machines, `uc deploy` and `uc build --push` push images
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**only to those** machines. This saves time and bandwidth by uploading images only where they're needed.
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You can also manually push your local Docker images to specific machines using the [
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`uc image push`](../../9-cli-reference/uc_image_push.md) command:
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```shell
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# Push the local Docker image 'myapp:latest' to machine-1 and machine-2
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uc image push myapp:latest -m machine-1,machine-2
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```
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See [Push local images to cluster machines](1-deploy-app.md#push-local-images-to-cluster-machines) for more details.
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## See also
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- [Deploy a global service](3-deploy-global-services.md): Deploy one service replica on each cluster machine
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- [Deploy an app](1-deploy-app.md): Deploy from source code or prebuilt images
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- [Compose support matrix](../../8-compose-file-reference/1-support-matrix.md): Supported Compose features and Uncloud
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extensions
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