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WSO2 Clustering Briefings

Intro

  • High availability AND Scaling
  • How to?
    • Vertical scaling
    • Horizontal scaling - have a load balancer
  • Clustering for the scalability
    • nodes should be stateless
  • Clustering for availability
    • Session/state replication
  • TCP communication is involved. TCP communication is done via sockets. So it requires IP/port for each member node.
  • Static membership - can't add nodes without restarting the cluster
  • Dynamic membership - nodes can join/leave
  • Hybrid membership  - dynamic nodes revolves around the static members
Membership management- membership discovery
1. Multicast based membership mgt
    • After the discovery, communication is happening p2p
    • Only for testing purposes
2. Well-known Address based(WKA)
    • no need of public channel
    • At-least 2 well-known members
    • Well-known members notify the newly joined dynamic members
  • In cloud and internet you can't multicast, so WKA is preferred
  • Hazlecast, apache tribes handles membership mgt
  • Hazlecast
    • Clustering and highly scalable data distribution
    • Partitions the data-> in-memory data grid which is distributed too
  • Auto-scaling
    • allocation/deallocation of nodes based on the current load
  • Deployment types
    • Single node
    • Primary-secondary
      • Have a secondary node in case of primary node failures
    • Primary-secondary with multiple LB
    • multi datacenters
  • Management and Worker nodes separation
    • Management nodes controls the cluster, upload artifacts, do the management work etc.
    • Workers perform the main work, shouldn't do any mgt work
    • This Separation is done using sub domains, mainly routing the requests based on it
    • A usecase- deployment synchronization
  • Caching- when expensive data transfers to be done
    • JCache
ELB - Elastic load balancing
  • Only HTTP traffic, not TCP
  • Proxy port
    • When multiple HTTP/HTTPs ports are there portmapping should be done - axis2.xml
  • Tenant-aware LB
    • tenant partitioning - define a tenant range
    • LB routes the tenant requests to the relevant cluster based on the tenant range
  • Private Jet Mode - dont share the resources with others - done using tenant range
  • loadbalancer.conf
LB Cluster
In case of failure of LB node, secondary node has to learn from the beginning. To avoid this state replication is done.









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