Deployment and usage experience of Apollo Configuration Center
Deployment and usage experience of Apollo Configuration Center Apollo features: Mature and stable. Supports management of configurations in multiple environments/multi-clusters/multi-namespaces. Real-time (1s) notification of configuration modifications to applications. Supports permission control, configuration inheritance, version management, grayscale release, usage monitoring, etc. Foreword Apollo is Ctrip’s open source distributed configuration management center. This article mainly introduces its deployment and installation based on Docker-Compose and some usage experience Features Mature and stable Supports management of configurations of multiple environments/multi-clusters/multi-namespaces Configuration modifications publish real-time (1s) notifications to applications Supports permission control, configuration inheritance, version management, grayscale publishing, usage monitoring, etc. Officially provided. NET/Java/Go SDK and Http interface Made in Chinese, friendly documentation, endorsed by major manufacturers, mature usage solutions Easy to use, supports Docker, K8S, and the official also provides a variety of high-availability solution references usage Currently used as a configuration center in microservice projects, with stable performance and good experience Memory situation: When the new installation is started, it is about 100M. When working on 20 projects and 80 clients, the three services occupy about 1.5G The test environment and the production environment are separated to ensure safety and avoid incorrect operations Why choose Apollo: stable & simple. Although it is not…
Deployment and usage experience of Apollo Configuration Center
Deployment and usage experience of Apollo Configuration Center Apollo features: Mature and stable. Supports management of configurations in multiple environments/multi-clusters/multi-namespaces. Real-time (1s) notification of configuration modifications to applications. Supports permission control, configuration inheritance, version management, grayscale release, usage monitoring, etc. Foreword Apollo is Ctrip’s open source distributed configuration management center. This article mainly introduces its deployment and installation based on Docker-Compose and some usage experience Features Mature and stable Supports management of configurations of multiple environments/multi-clusters/multi-namespaces Configuration modifications publish real-time (1s) notifications to applications Supports permission control, configuration inheritance, version management, grayscale publishing, usage monitoring, etc. Officially provided. NET/Java/Go SDK and Http interface Made in Chinese, friendly documentation, endorsed by major manufacturers, mature usage solutions Easy to use, supports Docker, K8S, and the official also provides a variety of high-availability solution references usage Currently used as a configuration center in microservice projects, with stable performance and good experience Memory situation: When the new installation is started, it is about 100M. When working on 20 projects and 80 clients, the three services occupy about 1.5G The test environment and the production environment are separated to ensure safety and avoid incorrect operations Why choose Apollo: stable & simple. Although it is not…
