Deploying, starting stopping, monitoring microservices

[Diego Marinelli]

Hi All,

I started creating a few services using spring boot and spring cloud netflix. I am not using Docker and I am doing the builds with jenkins. The questions are: How can I manage the deployments of those applications? Is there a tool/framework that allows me to see the services runinng on a machine and start them or stop them as I pleased wihout having to manually kill them or executing java -jar to run them?

right now I have jenkins doing the deployment and executing scripts to stop and start the services there must be a better way to do it.

Again I am not using docker.

Anyone has suggestions?

Thanks

[Vinicius Zaramella]

There are tools like http://rundeck.org/. With them you can execute any shell script in your nodes very easily.

Another option if you only want to make sure that your service is running is using supervisor inside your VM to monitor the java process.

[Chris Richardson]

A few thoughts:

• Package each service as an VM - http://microservices.io/patterns/deployment/service-per-vm.html
• Package each service as a (Docker) container - http://microservices.io/patterns/deployment/service-per-container.html
• Deploy one or more services as processes on your servers - http://microservices.io/patterns/deployment/multiple-services-per-host.html - just as if they were monolithic applications. I would probably use Chef (Solo) or Ansible to configure the machines. I would run the microservices as OS services (daemons) using the upstart/init daemon 

Chris

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