| Virgo and Remote Management [message #654078] |
Mon, 14 February 2011 02:10  |
 Dan Tran
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Hi Virgo team,
I would like to manage my bundle/webapp remotely thru automation ( ie web services ) to
- update my webapp's dependencies
- stop/restart my webapp
As I understand, I can use Web admin console, but that is still manual
I have spent some time over all docs and mailing archive. The closest I can get is to push down my update artifact to pickup directory, and then call some interface in mbean ( JMX ). However since JMX mbean is kinda undocumented, I am not sure which one to use. Given I can use JMX Bean, can I use it to update my own app under Virgo?
Also would update webcontainer can be done remotely? how about the entire Virgo upgrade?
Big thanks for advices
-Dan
PS: I am tasked to build up a managed agent technology with friendly configuration update, deployment update and upgrade. The agents will be deploy to thousand of pc/server nodes to be managed by federated Management Center node. So far Eclipse Virgo, Apache Karaf, and Apache ACE are the 3 closest frameworks i can see.
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| Re: Virgo and Remote Management [message #654148 is a reply to message #654078] |
Mon, 14 February 2011 11:48  |
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You can use the org.eclipse.virgo.kernel.deployer.Deployer mbean interface.
It provides the deploy and undeploy methods. Unfortunately start, stop and refresh functionality is not implemented, although present in this interface. Can you please create an enhancement request for the missing functionality?
You can probably achieve the same effect as update by calling undeploy and afterwards deploy of your application or dependencies.
We plan to integrate P2 with Virgo and hopefully for 3.0 you'll be able to use P2 means to update your applications. Deployer interface should still be around in 3.0 since Virgo tooling depends on it.
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| Re: Virgo and Remote Management [message #654849 is a reply to message #654148] |
Thu, 17 February 2011 12:38 |
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Hi,
If you look round the MBeans in JConcole you will also find all the currently installed artifacts (plans, config, bundles and pars) under 'org.eclipse.virgo.kernel' then 'model'. There is one bean per artifact and each one has operations to start/stop/refresh/uninstall. These are fully functional.
All of the model MBeans are intended for users as a way to manage the server. It is possible the structure of them will change with the 3.0.0 release to reflect some new concepts in 3.0.0. There will also be some extra options for upgrading all/part of Virgo come 3.0.0 including the new P2 support.
Could you expand on 'federated Management Center node', as in if these operations we also exposed as web services what would you use as the client?
Chris.
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Chris Frost, Twitter @cgfrost
Springsource, a divison of VMware.
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| Re: Virgo and Remote Management [message #654951 is a reply to message #654849] |
Thu, 17 February 2011 17:54 |
Dan Tran
Messages: 24
Registered: February 2011 |
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Federated Management Center (MC) is the term we coin for horizontal scaling. ie each MC would managed a number of management nodes (MN), then the master MC can see all ( this is similar to Apache ACE )
Webservice is definitely 'the option' we prefer. There is some talk among my team to wrap some of Virgo JMX interface for our management purpose.
-D
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