How to deploy a TIBCO BusinessEvents application to Docker Swarm
Article ID: KB0072940
Updated On:
| Products | Versions |
|---|---|
| TIBCO BusinessEvents Enterprise Edition | 5.x/6.x |
Description
TIBCO BusinessEvents application deployment to Docker Swarm
Environment
Docker Swarm
TIBCO BusinessEvents 6.1.1
Resolution
To deploy a TIBCO BusinessEvents application to Docker swarm below steps required.
1.) Create a docker image
Download the Docker deployment scripts from: https://github.com/TIBCOSoftware/be-tools
Documentation: https://github.com/TIBCOSoftware/be-tools/wiki/Building-TIBCO-BusinessEvents-Application
2.) Create the network referenced in the yaml file(s)
3.) Create the swarm deployment scripts.
Sample yaml files attached.
FD-Sample application
- 01_FDSampleDeploy.yaml
FDCache - sample
There are two options available to set the hostname required to define the TIBCO ActiveSpaces discoveryURL
Option 1: Hostnames configured in yaml file
- 02_HostNameHardCoded-deploy.yaml
Option 2: Hostname - <appname>_<servicename>
- 03_HostNameSetToAppService-deploy.yaml
Note:
It is required to modify the yaml file and update the docker image names and the network name referenced in the yaml file.
4.) Deploy the application
Note:
You can create a service with a command line instead of the yaml file and define all configuration values as command line parameters.
1.) Create a docker image
Download the Docker deployment scripts from: https://github.com/TIBCOSoftware/be-tools
Documentation: https://github.com/TIBCOSoftware/be-tools/wiki/Building-TIBCO-BusinessEvents-Application
2.) Create the network referenced in the yaml file(s)
e.g.,
docker network create --driver=overlay be_network_fd
3.) Create the swarm deployment scripts.
Sample yaml files attached.
FD-Sample application
- 01_FDSampleDeploy.yaml
FDCache - sample
There are two options available to set the hostname required to define the TIBCO ActiveSpaces discoveryURL
Option 1: Hostnames configured in yaml file
- 02_HostNameHardCoded-deploy.yaml
Option 2: Hostname - <appname>_<servicename>
- 03_HostNameSetToAppService-deploy.yaml
Note:
It is required to modify the yaml file and update the docker image names and the network name referenced in the yaml file.
4.) Deploy the application
docker stack deploy -c <yamlFile> <appname>
e.g.,
docker stack deploy -c 01FDSampleDeploy.yaml be_fd_v611
You can create a service with a command line instead of the yaml file and define all configuration values as command line parameters.
docker service create --name=<APPNAME> --network=<dNetwork> --publish published=<EXT_PORT1>,target=<INT_PORT1> <DOCKIMAGE>
e.g.,
docker service create --name=be_fd_v611 --network=be_network_fd --publish published=8108,target=8108 fd:be611
Docker Swarm Commands:
- List the services:
docker service ls
- Scale the service:
docker service scale <APPNAME>=<numberOfInstances>
e.g., stop the service and scale down to 0
docker service scale be_fd_v611=0
- Check if service running:
docker service ps <servicename>
e.g.,
docker service ps be_fd_v611
- Check logs:
docker service logs <servicename>
docker service logs -f <servicename>
e.g.,
docker service logs -f be_fd_v611
- Delete the service:
docker service rm %APPNAME%
e.g.,
docker service rm be_fd_v611
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How to deploy a TIBCO BusinessEvents application to Docker Swarm
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