Hi All,
AFAIU there are two methods of implementing clustering on cloud foundry.
1) *Lattice*- Lattice is an open source project for running containerized
workloads on a cluster.
It combines the container scheduling (container processes are balanced
across the infrastructure, even as the infrastructure changes), per
application dynamic routing and log aggregation components from Cloud
Foundry as a stand-alone package for deploying and operating clustered
applications.
2) *Hazelcast* - 1.Hazelcast as User Provided Service
Creating a Hazelcast cluster of 2 or more members and ensure public access
to the instances and then registering the cluster as a service.
2.Hazelcast in Embedded mode
Hazelcast runs inside an application and when the application is pushed
onto Cloud Foundry, it’s the application’s job to discover other cluster
members. Discovery SPI allows users to define their own discovery strategy,
that enables Hazelcast members to register themselves at Consul server and
retrieve URLs of other cluster members to make connection.
3.Hazelcast as a Cloud Foundry Service
Creating a service instance using service broker and then create a cluster
using the service.
This process of research is done for implementing a carbon membership
scheme for Cloud Foundry and your inputs are highly appreciated on this
regard.
Thank you
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Malmee Weerasinghe
WSO2 Intern
mobile : (+94)* 71 7601905* | email : <dehan.vith...@aiesec.net>
mal...@wso2.com
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