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fengyongshe updated SLIDER-1008:
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    Description: 
After creating Apps,containers are distributed on arbitrary hosts ,also random 
IPC port。how can user visit the app ? One way is to get endpoint by manual 
(eg:netstat -anp|grep {pid}),the way is awful。
        There is the need to expose useful endpoints of App to zk registry path。
        eg: use slider to start a tomcat App,expose the ipc port:
        [zk: localhost:2181(CONNECTED) 7]
        
get/registry/users/root/services/org-apache-slider/tomcat/components/container-1448969780678-0005-01-000002
{
  "type" : "JSONServiceRecord",
  "description" : "TOMCAT",
  "external" : [ {
    "api" : "server-xml.http.port",
    "addressType" : "host/port",
    "protocolType" : "tcp",
    "addresses" : [ {
      "port" : "39063",
      "host" : "{host-name}"
    } ]
  } ],
  "internal" : [ ],
  "yarn:persistence" : "container",
  "yarn:id" : "container-1448969780678-0005-01-000002"
}

User can get the host/port through zk.


  was:
After creating Apps,containers are distributed on arbitrary hosts ,also random 
IPC port。how can user visit the app ? One way is to get endpoint by manual 
(eg:netstat -anp|grep {pid}),the way is awful。
        There is the need to expose useful endpoints of App to zk registry path。
        eg: use slider to start a tomcat App,expose the ipc port:
        [zk: localhost:2181(CONNECTED) 7]
        
get/registry/users/root/services/org-apache-slider/tomcat/components/container-1448969780678-0005-01-000002
{
  "type" : "JSONServiceRecord",
  "description" : "TOMCAT",
  "external" : [ {
    "api" : "server-xml.http.port",
    "addressType" : "host/port",
    "protocolType" : "tcp",
    "addresses" : [ {
      "port" : "39063",
      "host" : "bdi33.cmss.com"
    } ]
  } ],
  "internal" : [ ],
  "yarn:persistence" : "container",
  "yarn:id" : "container-1448969780678-0005-01-000002"
}

User can get the host/port through zk.



> Expose Endpoint of App Component for users to visit
> ---------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: SLIDER-1008
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SLIDER-1008
>             Project: Slider
>          Issue Type: Task
>          Components: appmaster, registry
>    Affects Versions: Slider 0.81
>            Reporter: fengyongshe
>
> After creating Apps,containers are distributed on arbitrary hosts ,also 
> random IPC port。how can user visit the app ? One way is to get endpoint by 
> manual (eg:netstat -anp|grep {pid}),the way is awful。
>       There is the need to expose useful endpoints of App to zk registry path。
>       eg: use slider to start a tomcat App,expose the ipc port:
>       [zk: localhost:2181(CONNECTED) 7]
>       
> get/registry/users/root/services/org-apache-slider/tomcat/components/container-1448969780678-0005-01-000002
> {
>   "type" : "JSONServiceRecord",
>   "description" : "TOMCAT",
>   "external" : [ {
>     "api" : "server-xml.http.port",
>     "addressType" : "host/port",
>     "protocolType" : "tcp",
>     "addresses" : [ {
>       "port" : "39063",
>       "host" : "{host-name}"
>     } ]
>   } ],
>   "internal" : [ ],
>   "yarn:persistence" : "container",
>   "yarn:id" : "container-1448969780678-0005-01-000002"
> }
> User can get the host/port through zk.



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