This repository will move to the github repository eventually. This is interim until the repository gets created by the Github administrator
What is in this repository?
This repository contains:
- Reference for registering microservices with Amazon Cloud Map and Amazon Route53 Autonaming API's (register-ms.py)
- Reference for deregistering microservices with Amazon Cloud Map and Amazon Route53 Autonaming API's
- Example microservice that can be deployed into EC2 instance backed by ASG
- Example microservice that can be deployed as serverless using API Gateway and AWS Lambda
- Example microservice that can be deployed on Amazon ECS
Each of these above microservices can make either DNS or HTTP based calls to Cloud Map API's (Calls to register-ms.py)
Deployment:
- Deploy the register-ms.py as a lambda in your account.
- Deploy the deregister-ms.py as a lambda in your account.
To see example services working:
- Amazon ECS provides numerous examples of creating clusters and deploying service using container to cluster.
- Deploy the serverless microservice using your standard deployment practices or using the provided cloudformation template.
- Deploy the EC2 sample microservice using the provided cloudformation template.
What you need to see register microservice in action:
-
Run the register-microservice lambda using sample event below: { "Protocol": "DNS", "NamespaceName": "cloudmapdnsec2", "ServiceName": "ec2instancetest", "microservicename": "caketypes", "instanceId": "172.26.27.12", "port": "5000", "vpcId": "vpc-f8616c9d" }
-
Once you have the lambda deployed and API Gateway URL registered, get the "API Gateway URL" address.
You can register the HTTP Namespace by running lambda using { "Name": "frostingservice", "NamespaceId": "ns-uhawsi3ivlzmrmcm", "CreatorRequestId": "frost-service-1105", "Description": "Frosting APIG MS" }
The sample code provided for the container microservice, has the calls that demonstrate how to lookup/discover the data registered by other microservices