Syncer¶
Service-Center supports synchronization. If you want to use synchronization, you can refer to the step.
preparation before installation¶
deployment Architecture¶
As shown in the figure below, etcd can be deployed as an independent cluster.
It can also be deployed like this.
installation operation¶
install etcd¶
Refer to the official website documentation.
install sc¶
Note: Only the 2.1+ version of sc supports synchronization
step 1¶
modify the files in conf
app.conf
: modify frontend_host_ip and httpaddr to the local ip address
app.yaml
:
modify
- server.host
- REGISTRY_KIND
- REGISTRY_ETCD_CLUSTER_NAME
- REGISTRY_ETCD_CLUSTER_MANAGER_ENDPOINTS
- REGISTRY_ETCD_CLUSTER_ENDPOINTS
- registry.instance.datacenter.name
- registry.instance.datacenter.region
- registry.instance.datacenter.availableZone
chassis.yaml
: modify listenAddress to the local ip address
syncer.yaml
: turn on the enableOnStart switch, and modify endpoints, the sc machine ip in region-2
step 2¶
Repeat the above operation to modify the configuration of sc on other machines.
step 3¶
sh start-service-center.sh
step 4¶
sh start-frontend.sh
step 5¶
Open the front-end interface of any node.
Instances in the peer region have been synchronized.
verify health¶
curl -k http://{ip}:30100/health
{
"instances": [
{
"instanceId": "e810f2f3baf711ec9486fa163e176e7b",
"serviceId": "7062417bf9ebd4c646bb23059003cea42180894a",
"endpoints": [
"rest://[::]:30100/"
],
"hostName": "etcd03",
"status": "UP",
"healthCheck": {
"mode": "push",
"interval": 30,
"times": 3
},
"timestamp": "1649833445",
"dataCenterInfo": {
"name": "dz1",
"region": "rg1",
"availableZone": "az1"
},
"modTimestamp": "1649833445",
"version": "2.1.0"
},
{
"instanceId": "e810f2f3baf711ec9486fa163e176e8b",
"serviceId": "7062417bf9ebd4c646bb23059003cea42180896a",
"endpoints": [
"rest://[::]:30100/"
],
"hostName": "etcd04",
"status": "UP",
"healthCheck": {
"mode": "push",
"interval": 30,
"times": 3
},
"timestamp": "1649833445",
"dataCenterInfo": {
"name": "dz2",
"region": "rg2",
"availableZone": "az2"
},
"modTimestamp": "1649833445",
"version": "2.1.0"
}
...
]
}
Congratulations!!!