CN111371571A - Distributed service deployment method based on micro-service framework - Google Patents
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Abstract
The application discloses a distributed service deployment method based on a micro-service framework, which comprises the following steps: selecting one of the cluster servers as a central server, wherein the central server has the authority of logging in other cluster servers without a password; deploying a web management system on a central server; and the central server performs cluster configuration, service installation, service upgrade and service state management on the other cluster servers through the web management system. By applying the technical scheme disclosed by the application, the deployment of all the services on the cluster server can be completed at one time.
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Technical Field
The application relates to the technical field of trunking communication, in particular to a distributed service deployment method based on a micro-service framework.
Background
When service installation, upgrade deployment or service state monitoring management needs to be performed on the a cluster server, in the prior art, an installation tool remotely logs on the a cluster server, and performs service installation, upgrade deployment and service state monitoring management on the a cluster server. However, this existing mechanism has the following disadvantages:
1. when the service needs to be distributed and deployed to the N cluster servers, each cluster server needs to be logged in sequence, and installation or upgrade deployment is performed on each cluster server, so that deployment work is more and more complicated along with expansion of the service cluster.
2. The installation tool logs in a certain cluster server, only the service state on the cluster server can be monitored and managed, and the management and control on the whole service cluster state cannot be realized.
Therefore, how to complete the deployment of all the services on the cluster server at one time and how to monitor and manage the state information of all the services in the cluster are an urgent technical problem to be solved.
Disclosure of Invention
The application provides a distributed service deployment method based on a micro-service framework, which is used for completing the deployment of all services on a cluster server at one time.
The application discloses a distributed service deployment method based on a micro-service framework, which comprises the following steps:
selecting one of the cluster servers as a central server, wherein the central server has the authority of logging in other cluster servers without a password;
deploying a web management system on a central server;
and the central server performs cluster configuration, service installation, service upgrade and service state management on the other cluster servers through the web management system.
Preferably, the cluster configuration includes: and adding, deleting and modifying cluster information.
Preferably, the service installation comprises: creating an installation task, uploading an installation package, and executing installation;
the task comprises a plurality of subtasks, and each subtask specifically describes the service type, the occupied port number and the cluster server information of each service deployment.
Preferably, after the installation task is started, the central server decompresses the service installation package uploaded by the operation maintenance client, and then deploys the subtasks in sequence: and copying scripts, installation packages and configuration files required by service deployment to other remote cluster servers, and then remotely executing installation scripts to complete the service deployment of the remote cluster servers.
Preferably, the service upgrade includes: establishing an upgrading task, uploading an upgrading packet, and executing upgrading;
the task comprises a plurality of subtasks, and each subtask specifically describes the service type, the occupied port number and the cluster server information of each service deployment.
Preferably, after the upgrade task starts, the central server decompresses the service upgrade package uploaded by the operation maintenance client, and then sequentially deploys the subtasks: and copying scripts, upgrading packages and configuration files required by service deployment to other remote cluster servers, and then remotely executing installation scripts to complete the service deployment of the remote cluster servers.
Preferably, the service status management includes: after the central server successfully deploys other cluster servers in a remote manner, the central server stores the deployment information of each service to the central server, so that the unified monitoring of all service deployment information in the cluster is realized, and the method specifically comprises the following steps: service location, service occupation port number, service type, version number, etc.
Preferably, the central server has the authority to start, stop, and offload services on the remote cluster servers.
Preferably, the central server is set to have the authority of logging in other cluster servers without a password through the SSH (secure Shell protocol).
Preferably, the web management system provides a functional interface for cluster configuration, service installation, service upgrade and service state management, and the central server performs corresponding operations on other cluster servers by selecting corresponding functions.
According to the technical scheme, the distributed service deployment method based on the micro-service framework provided by the application has the advantages that one of the cluster servers is selected as the central server, so that the central server has the authority of logging in other cluster servers without passwords; then, deploying a web management system on a central server; the central server can perform cluster configuration, service installation, service upgrade and service state management on other cluster servers through the web management system, so that deployment of all services on the cluster servers is completed at one time.
And after the central server successfully deploys other cluster servers remotely, the central server stores the deployment information of each service to the central server, so that the unified monitoring of all service deployment information in the cluster is realized.
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fig. 2 is a schematic flow chart of upgrading a service in a cluster according to an embodiment of the present invention.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present application more apparent, the present application is further described in detail below by referring to the accompanying drawings and examples.
In order to solve the problems in the prior art, the present application provides a distributed service deployment method based on a microservice framework, as shown in fig. 1, the method includes the following steps:
step 101: and selecting one of the cluster servers as a central server which has the authority of logging in other cluster servers without a password.
Here, the central server may be set to have the password-free login authority to the other cluster servers through a Secure Shell Protocol (SSH) service.
Step 102: a web management system is deployed on a central server.
The web management system can provide functional interfaces such as cluster configuration, service installation, service upgrade and service state management, so that the central server can perform corresponding operations on other cluster servers.
Step 103: the central server performs cluster configuration, service installation, service upgrade, service state management and the like on other cluster servers through the web management system. Wherein:
1) the cluster configuration comprises the following steps: and adding, deleting and modifying cluster information.
2) The service installation comprises the following steps: and establishing an installation task, uploading an installation package, and executing installation. The task may include several subtasks, each of which specifically describes a service type, an occupied port number, cluster server information, and the like deployed by each service.
Specifically, the method comprises the following steps: after the installation task starts, the central server decompresses the service installation package uploaded by the operation maintenance client, and then deploys the subtasks in sequence: and copying scripts, installation packages, configuration files and the like required by service deployment to other remote cluster servers, and then remotely executing installation scripts to complete the service deployment of the remote cluster servers.
3) The service upgrade comprises the following steps: and establishing an upgrading task, uploading an upgrading packet and executing upgrading. The task may include several subtasks, each of which specifically describes a service type, an occupied port number, cluster server information, and the like deployed by each service.
Specifically, the method comprises the following steps: after the upgrading task starts, the central server decompresses the service upgrading packet uploaded by the operation maintenance client, and then deploys the subtasks in sequence: and copying scripts, upgrade packages, configuration files and the like required by service deployment to other remote cluster servers, and then remotely executing installation scripts to complete the service deployment of the remote cluster servers.
4) The service state management comprises the following steps: after the central server successfully deploys other cluster servers in a remote manner, the central server stores the deployment information of each service to the central server so as to realize the unified monitoring of all the service deployment information in the cluster, which specifically comprises the following steps: service location, service occupation port number, service type, version number, etc. Meanwhile, the central server has the authority to start, stop and unload the service on the remote cluster server, and can start, stop and unload the service on the remote cluster server.
Fig. 2 is a schematic flow chart of upgrading a service in a cluster in an embodiment of the present invention, including the following steps:
step 1: and the operation maintenance client sends a request for viewing the service installation information to the central server.
Step 2: and the central server returns service installation information to the operation maintenance client.
And step 3: and the operation maintenance client determines the service to be upgraded according to the service installation information returned by the central server.
And 4, step 4: and the operation maintenance client uploads the upgrade service package to the central server.
And 5: and the central server returns an indication of successful uploading to the operation maintenance client after receiving the upgrading service package.
Step 6: and the operation maintenance client sends an upgrade execution instruction to the central server.
And 7: the central server uploads the upgrade service package to other cluster servers (e.g., cluster servers a/B/C as shown) that are remote.
And 8: and the cluster server receiving the upgrade service package returns an indication of successful uploading to the central server.
And step 9: and the central server sends an upgrading execution instruction to the cluster server returning the uploading success indication.
Step 10: and the cluster server receiving the upgrading instruction executes upgrading, and returns an execution success indication to the central server after the upgrading is successful.
Step 11: and after receiving the execution success indication returned by the cluster server, the central server returns the execution success indication to the operation maintenance client.
And finishing the service upgrading process in the cluster.
The installation and upgrade processes are similar, and can be implemented with reference to fig. 2 and the description thereof, which are not described herein again.
The above description is only exemplary of the present application and should not be taken as limiting the present application, as any modification, equivalent replacement, or improvement made within the spirit and principle of the present application should be included in the scope of protection of the present application.
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1. A distributed service deployment method based on a micro-service framework is characterized by comprising the following steps:
selecting one of the cluster servers as a central server, wherein the central server has the authority of logging in other cluster servers without a password;
deploying a web management system on a central server;
and the central server performs cluster configuration, service installation, service upgrade and service state management on the other cluster servers through the web management system.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein:
the cluster configuration comprises: and adding, deleting and modifying cluster information.
3. The method of claim 1, wherein:
the service installation comprises: creating an installation task, uploading an installation package, and executing installation;
the task comprises a plurality of subtasks, and each subtask specifically describes the service type, the occupied port number and the cluster server information of each service deployment.
4. The method of claim 3, wherein:
after the installation task starts, the central server decompresses the service installation package uploaded by the operation maintenance client, and then deploys the subtasks in sequence: and copying scripts, installation packages and configuration files required by service deployment to other remote cluster servers, and then remotely executing installation scripts to complete the service deployment of the remote cluster servers.
5. The method of claim 1, wherein:
the service upgrade comprises the following steps: establishing an upgrading task, uploading an upgrading packet, and executing upgrading;
the task comprises a plurality of subtasks, and each subtask specifically describes the service type, the occupied port number and the cluster server information of each service deployment.
6. The method of claim 5, wherein:
after the upgrading task starts, the central server decompresses the service upgrading packet uploaded by the operation maintenance client, and then deploys the subtasks in sequence: and copying scripts, upgrading packages and configuration files required by service deployment to other remote cluster servers, and then remotely executing installation scripts to complete the service deployment of the remote cluster servers.
7. The method according to claim 4 or 6, characterized in that:
the service state management comprises: after the central server successfully deploys other cluster servers in a remote manner, the central server stores the deployment information of each service to the central server, so that the unified monitoring of all service deployment information in the cluster is realized, and the method specifically comprises the following steps: service location, service occupation port number, service type, version number, etc.
8. The method of claim 7, wherein:
the central server has the authority to start, stop, and offload services on the remote cluster servers.
9. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein:
and setting the authority of the central server to log in other cluster servers without a password through a secure shell protocol (SSH) service.
10. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein:
the web management system provides functional interfaces of cluster configuration, service installation, service upgrade and service state management, and the central server performs corresponding operations on other cluster servers by selecting corresponding functions.
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