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- the present invention relates to network technologies, and in particular, to a service management method and apparatus.
- a distributed system is a computer system composed of a plurality of interconnected processing resources that cooperatively perform the same task under the control of the entire system.
- the execution of a task may involve different service units in multiple application systems.
- Most of these small service units perform information interaction through remote calls, and remote calls will generate large time consumption, which is developed in distributed systems. At a certain scale, this part of the consumption will seriously reduce the system response efficiency.
- In the related art in order to save time consumed by remote calls, several application systems with service dependencies can be physically and centrally deployed through application analysis, but the flexibility and adaptability of this method is poor, and application changes are required. Re-analysis and redeployment both cost and impact business.
- the present invention provides a service management method and apparatus to improve the response efficiency and adaptive capability of a distributed system.
- a method of service management including:
- the target service is loaded to the application local.
- a service management apparatus including:
- a heat detection module for detecting the heat of the application using the remote target service
- a migration control module configured to load the target service to the application local when the heat detection module detects that the heat reaches a preset first threshold.
- the service management method and apparatus of the present application improves the response efficiency and the adaptive capability of the distributed system by downloading the service to the application local when the service heat reaches a preset threshold.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a distributed system architecture provided by an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart of a service management method according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a structural diagram of a service management apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a structural diagram of another service management apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 1 illustrates an alternative distributed system architecture in which multiple processing resources are included, such as a data storage server, a JAVA virtual machine, and the like.
- processing resources such as a data storage server, a JAVA virtual machine, and the like.
- Various application system services and data are distributed among the various processing resources described above. The following briefly describes the concepts involved in the service management method of the embodiment of the present application:
- the service provided by the application system performs the first step of verification, and then locally calls the second step and the third step to finally complete the entire account opening process.
- application is a division of a service and deployment as a "service”
- an "application” can provide one or more "services” to a user or other "application”, at the request of the user.
- application usage service or "application calling service” in this embodiment.
- Service access data source In the logic execution process of the service, data access is generally involved; for example, in the above example, the ID card information is checked, and it is assumed that an ID card information base is used to check whether the library stores the information to be verified. ID card information, this involves the "check ID card information" service to access the data source "ID card information library", the data is normally accessed, the service can be executed normally.
- the data source can come from the database Data Source, the file system File System, and the cache cache.
- Local and remote services we can understand that physical, that is, the service invoked by the application is not on the resources deployed by the application, we believe that the service is a remote service, otherwise it is a local service; assuming the bank in the above example The application system is deployed on the processing resource A, and the public security application system is deployed on the processing resource B. Then the "check ID card information" service will be a remote service for the banking application system, and the other two services belong to the banking application system. So it belongs to the local service. That is to say, when the bank application system calls the "set new account information" service, the logic of the service is deployed on the processing resource A, and the resource A can be directly executed and executed, which is the local service.
- the public security application system to which the called “checking identity card information” service belongs is deployed on another processing resource B, then the banking application system sends a service call request to the application on the processing resource B through the network, and waits for "checking the identity card information". "The service execution result returns, this is the remote service call.
- the remote service call will bring the time consumption of the network transmission and the waiting time, especially when the application frequently calls the remote service, the execution efficiency of the application will be seriously affected; the service management method of the embodiment of the present application will be used to improve the distributed The system's response efficiency reduces the time spent on service calls.
- it is necessary to manually analyze the services on the critical service path and the dependent services, and physically deploy the application systems where the services are located, which requires high requirements for the business analysts, and improves the deployment and operation and maintenance of the entire system. Degree; need to be redeployed when critical business path changes or dependency changes, will affect business stability, is also very inflexible, and has poor adaptability.
- the service management method of this embodiment will also improve the adaptive capability of the distributed system, and flexibly adapt to the application's call to the service.
- the embodiment reduces the granularity of the migration to the "service” compared to the physical proximity deployment. Will help reduce the cost of equipment.
- the embodiment of the present application adds a service management apparatus to a distributed system, and the apparatus includes: a heat detection module and a migration control module.
- the service management device can perform the method in FIG. 2
- the flow of the illustrated service management method includes:
- the heat detection module may detect the heat of the application using the remote target service.
- the service management device is equivalent to a global management device. In actual implementation, it can count and record a lot of information. Table 1 below exemplarily shows some optional record information:
- the application Y1 on the processing resource A is to be used to the service S3, and the logic of the service S3 is stored in the processing resource B, and if the application Y1 calls the service S3 on the processing resource B, it belongs to the service Remote call.
- Service S3 can be migrated from processing resource B to processing resource A, where migration refers to the logical migration of the service.
- the execution of the service may involve accessing the data source, then it can be considered a complete service.
- the implementation includes two parts: "logic” and "data”, and the service migration of this embodiment refers to a logical migration, which is a logical copy of the target service, that is, the logic of the service S3 is also stored on the processing resource A.
- the logic of the service S3 is also stored on the processing resource A, so that the logic flow of the service S3 can be executed locally in the processing resource A.
- the service S3 belongs to Y2, but only Y1 is in use, even if a migration occurs (migration is a copy process of the service logic, and a logical copy of the service is migrated), the attribution of the service S3 is unchanged. Still belongs to Y2.
- Migratable service It is precisely because, as mentioned above, the migration of a service refers to only the logical migration, that is, the logic of the processing flow defined by the service, therefore, if the service is migrated to an application (migrating to the corresponding application) Processing resources), the application needs to be able to access the resources on which the service is normally executed. For example, the normal execution of service S5 requires access to a data source (MySQL and Memcache), but If the application Y1 cannot access the data source, after the service S5 is migrated to the application Y1, the service S5 will not be executed normally, and the service S5 is not portable to the application Y1.
- MySQL and Memcache data source
- a service is a portable service for an application, it not only needs the application to access the data source needed by the service, but also limits other conditions.
- the service is an independent service with clear logical boundaries, and there is no complex interdependence with other services, and the service is complete and compact, and easy to migrate. You can also request that the service be a stateless service and there is no interdependent state, all in order to make the service a convenient migration service.
- it can be considered whether the access performance of the service will be affected when the service is migrated to the application. For example, the service is very efficient when accessing the data source before the migration, and the service execution efficiency is changed due to various reasons after the migration. If the slowness does not meet the business requirements of the application, the service can be considered unsuitable for migration.
- the migratable service is usually a remote service for the application, and the local service does not need to be migrated.
- the distributed system can include many applications.
- the service management device can globally manage which services are portable for which applications, manage data sources that can be accessed by each application, and unify the data source names to facilitate determination. Whether the application contains the data source that the service requires.
- the service management apparatus may also collect information such as the application usage heat of the migratable service, whether the application has loaded the service, and whether the service has been updated.
- the "heat” is mainly used to indicate the frequency of use of the service by the application.
- the application invokes the service 50 times within one hour; of course, the specific measurement method indicates the heat. It can be flexibly set according to the actual situation.
- the first threshold and the second threshold may be set for the heat.
- the first threshold is higher than the second threshold.
- the first threshold is used to indicate that the application service has been used frequently when the heat value reaches or exceeds the threshold.
- the tolerance of the application execution efficiency, the service migration can be performed, that is, the application loads the service; the second threshold is mainly used when the heat value reaches or falls below the threshold, indicating that the application is rarely used by the application, and the service uninstallation can be performed. To save processing resources.
- a gap value may be set between the first threshold and the second threshold.
- the first threshold is 100 times and the second threshold is 20 times. Then the two thresholds are used. The gap value is separated by 80 times. Doing so will not cause too frequent loading or Uninstalling the service caused the system to be unstable.
- the application loading service refers to that the remote service has been migrated to the application local. For example, in the example of FIG. 1, the service S3 in the processing resource B is migrated to the processing resource A where the application Y1 is located, indicating that the application Y1 has been used. Load the service S3.
- the logic of the service in the distributed system may be generated, for example, there may be different versions of the service; the service management device of this embodiment may monitor whether the service is updated; further, in order to reduce the resource consumption of the service management device, Only monitor the remote service that has been loaded by the application, because the purpose of monitoring the service update is that if the application loaded service has been updated, then the application's current service is already the old service, can't be used, and needs to uninstall the old service and reload in time. The new service, therefore, the service management device can only monitor the status of the service that the application has loaded.
- a status monitoring module may be added to the service management device to monitor whether the target service loaded by the application is updated.
- the service management apparatus at this time may include: a heat detection module 31, a migration control module 32, and a status monitoring module 33.
- the heat detection module of the service management device detects the heat of the remote target service, and specifically monitors the heat of each application using a remote service, and continues to execute 202 according to the detected heat.
- the target service when the heat detection module detects that the heat of the application using the target service reaches a preset first threshold, the target service may be loaded into the application local by the migration control module.
- the migration control module may migrate the service S3 from the processing resource B to the processing resource A, and the The migration control module may be located on the processing resource A, and may be a module dedicated to loading or unloading the remote service, that is, two modules may be set on the processing resource A, one is a module dedicated to managing the local service, and the other is a module dedicated to managing the local service.
- a module dedicated to loading or unloading remote services (such as the remote class loader on the JAVA virtual machine JVM) makes it easier to manage remote services.
- the remote service needs to be loaded or uninstalled, only the heat detection module needs to be notified by the heat detection module.
- the loading and unloading of the service in this embodiment may be performed asynchronously with the application, for example, When the current application is in the process of remotely invoking a service, but the heat of the application using the service has been detected to reach the first threshold, the migration control module performs the migration of the service, and the migration does not affect the execution of the application. The secondary application still performs the remote service invocation mode, and then uses the service loaded locally when the next application is executed again.
- the heat detection module will continue to detect the heat of the application to the target service, and if the detected heat reaches the second threshold, the application subsequently uses the target service.
- the migration control module can offload the target service from the application locally to save processing resources.
- the status monitoring module of the service management device may notify the migration control module after detecting that the target service is updated, and the migration control module uninstalls the target local service of the application, and may load the update. After the target service.
- the service management device may further include a service invoking module 34.
- a service invoking module 34 when the service invoking module 34 is used to execute the application, it is determined whether the application locally stores the loaded target. Service; if the result of the judgment is that the target service is stored locally, the local target service is preferentially executed to reduce the time consumption caused by the remote call; if the result of the judgment is that the target service is not stored locally, the normal remote call is adopted.
- the device can perform the service management method in the above embodiment, when the application uses the remote target service to reach a certain frequent threshold.
- the remote service is migrated to the application local.
- the service management device automatically determines the frequency of use of a service and performs automatic service migration, which saves the cost of manual analysis and deployment. It also improves the efficiency of service deployment.
- the automatic service judgment and migration method is more flexible and quickly adapts to the actual application execution. By migrating the remote service to the application local, the time consumption of the remote service call is also saved, and the response efficiency of the distributed system is improved.
- the method in this embodiment uses the service as the granularity of analysis, and the centralized deployment of the traditional application granularity is more precise, and the processing efficiency is further improved.
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- 一种服务管理方法,其特征在于,包括:检测应用使用远程的目标服务的热度;在所述热度达到预设第一阈值时,将所述目标服务加载到应用本地。
- 根据权利要求1所述的方法,其特征在于,在所述将目标服务加载到应用本地之前,还包括:确定所述目标服务符合可迁移条件,所述可迁移条件包括:所述应用包括所述目标服务需要的数据源,且所述目标服务为独立服务。
- 根据权利要求1所述的方法,其特征在于,在将所述目标服务加载到应用本地之后,还包括:在所述热度达到预设第二阈值时,将所述目标服务从应用本地卸载。
- 根据权利要求1所述的方法,其特征在于,在将所述目标服务加载到应用本地之后,还包括:在确定所述目标服务发生更新时,卸载应用本地的所述目标服务。
- 根据权利要求1所述的方法,其特征在于,在将所述目标服务加载到应用本地之后,还包括:执行应用时,判断本地是否存储有已加载的所述目标服务;若判断结果为本地存储有目标服务,则使用所述目标服务执行应用。
- 一种服务管理装置,其特征在于,包括:热度检测模块,用于检测应用使用远程的目标服务的热度;迁移控制模块,用于在所述热度检测模块检测到所述热度达到预设第一阈值时,将所述目标服务加载到应用本地。
- 根据权利要求6所述的装置,其特征在于,所述热度检测模块,还用于确定所述目标服务符合可迁移条件,所述可迁移条件包括:所述应用包括目标服务需要的数据源,且目标服务为独立服务。
- 根据权利要求6所述的装置,其特征在于,所述迁移控制模块,还用于在所述热度检测模块检测到所述热度达到预设第二阈值时,将所述目标服务从应用本地卸载。
- 根据权利要求6所述的装置,其特征在于,还包括:状态监控模块;所述状态监控模块,还用于监测到所述目标服务发生更新;所述迁移控制模块,还用于在所述状态监控模块确定所述目标服务发生更新时,卸载应用本地的所述目标服务。
- 根据权利要求6所述的装置,其特征在于,还包括:服务调用模块,用于执行应用时,判断本地是否存储有已加载的所述目标服务;若判断结果为本地存储有目标服务,则使用所述目标服务执行应用。
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