sidebar_position: 7 title: Cluster Deployment keywords: [“Gateway Cluster Environment”, “Cluster Environment”] description: Cluster Deployment

Before you read this document, you need to complete some preparations before deploying Shenyu according to the Deployment Prerequisites document.

This article introduces how to deploy the Shenyu gateway in cluster environment.

In this part, you can see ShenYu Binary Packages Deployment before deploying.

Environmental Preparation

  • Two or more Gateway Boostrap servers, these servers must install JDK1.8+.
  • A server for Gateway Admin, this server must install mysql/pgsql/h2 and JDK1.8+.
  • A server for nginx.

Start Apache ShenYu Admin

  • download and unzip apache-shenyu-${current.version}-admin-bin.tar.gz in your Gateway Admin server.

  • config your database, go to the /conf directory, and modify spring.profiles.active of the configuration in application.yaml to mysql, pg or h2.

  • config your way of synchronization, go to the /conf directory, and modify shenyu.sync of configuration in application.yaml to websocket, http, zookeeper, etcd, consul or nacos.

  • start Apache ShenYu Admin in bin directory.

> windows: start.bat 

> linux: ./start.sh

Start Apache ShenYu Boostrap

  • download and unzip apache-shenyu-${current.version}-bootstrap-bin.tar.gz in your Gateway Boostrap server.

  • config your synchronization, go to the /conf directory, and modify shenyu.sync of configuration in application.yaml to websocket, http, zookeeper, etcd, consul or nacos, this configuaration must remain the same of ShenyYu Admin.

  • repeat above-mentioned operations in each ShenYu Bootstrap server.

  • start Apache ShenYu Bootstrap in bin directory.

> windwos : start.bat 

> linux : ./start.sh

After completing these operations, you will deploy ShenYu Boostrap Cluster.

For example. you will deploy ShenYu Bootstrap in 10.1.1.1 and 10.1.1.2 and deploy nginx in 10.1.1.3.

Start Nginx

  • download and install nginx.

  • modify upstream and server of configuration in nginx.conf.

upstream shenyu_gateway_cluster {
  ip_hash;
  server 10.1.1.1:9195 max_fails=3 fail_timeout=10s weight=50;
  server 10.1.1.2:9195 max_fails=3 fail_timeout=10s weight=50;
}

server {
  listen 9195;
  location / {
		proxy_pass http://shenyu_gateway_cluster;
		proxy_set_header HOST $host;
		proxy_read_timeout 10s;
		proxy_connect_timeout 10s;
  }
}
  • start nginx.
> windows: ./nginx.exe

> linux: /usr/local/nginx/sbin/nginx
  • verify nginx, looking at your ShenYu Bootstrap log or Nginx log, Where will the verification request go.

Apache ShenYu Nginx Module

This module provided SDK to watch available ShenYu instance list as upstream nodes by Service Register Center for OpenResty.

  1. ETCD (Supported)
  2. Nacos (Supported)
  3. Zookeeper (Supported)
  4. Consul (TODO)

In the cluster mode, Apache ShenYu supports the deployment of multiple ShenYu instances, which may have new instances joining or leaving at any time. Hence, Apache ShenYu introduces Service Discovery modules to help client to detect the available instances. Currently, Apache ShenYu Bootstrap already supports Apache Zookeeper, Nacos, Etcd, and consul. Client or LoadBalancer can get the available ShenYu instances by those Service register center.

Getting Started

  • Prerequisite:
  1. Luarocks
  2. OpenResty

Build from source

The first, clone the source from GitHub.

git clone https://github.com/apache/shenyu-nginx

Then, build from source and install.

cd shenyu-nginx
luarocks make rockspec/shenyu-nginx-main-0.rockspec

Greeting ETCD

Modify the Nginx configure, create and initialize the ShenYu Register to connect to the target register center. The module will fetch the all of ShenYu instances which are registered to Etcd in the same cluster. It works like Etcd client to watch(based on long polling) ShenYu instance lists.

Here is an example for Etcd.

init_worker_by_lua_block {
    local register = require("shenyu.register.etcd")
    register.init({
        balancer_type = "chash",
        etcd_base_url = "http://127.0.0.1:2379",
    })
}
  1. balancer_type specify the balancer. It has supported chash and round robin.
  2. etcd_base_url specify the Etcd server.(Currently, authentication is not supported.)

Add an upstream block for ShenYu and enable to update upstream servers dynamically. This case will synchronize the ShenYu instance list with register center. And then pick one up for handling the request.

upstream shenyu {
    server 0.0.0.1; -- bad 
    
    balancer_by_lua_block {
        require("shenyu.register.etcd").pick_and_set_peer()
    }
}

Finally, restart OpenResty.

openresty -s reload

Here is a completed example working with ETCD.

Greeting Nacos

Modify the Nginx configure, create and initialize the ShenYu Register to connect to target register center. Here is an example for Nacos.

init_worker_by_lua_block {
    local register = require("shenyu.register.nacos")
    register.init({
        shenyu_storage = ngx.shared.shenyu_storage,
        balancer_type = "chash",
        nacos_base_url = "http://127.0.0.1:8848",
        username = "nacos",
        password = "naocs",
    })
}
  1. balancer_type specify the balancer. It has supported chash and round robin.
  2. nacos_base_url specify the Nacos server address.
  3. username specify the username to log in Nacos. (it is only required when Nacos auth enable)
  4. password specify the password to log in Nacos.

Modify the upstream to enable to update upstream servers dynamically. This case will synchronize the ShenYu instance list with register center. And then pick one up for handling the request.

upstream shenyu {
    server 0.0.0.1; -- bad 
    
    balancer_by_lua_block {
        require("shenyu.register.nacos").pick_and_set_peer()
    }
}

Finally, restart OpenResty.

openresty -s reload

Here is a completed example working with Nacos.

Greeting Zookeeper

Modify the Nginx configure, create and initialize the ShenYu register to connect to target register center. Listen for changes to the node via the zookeeper watch event. Here is an example of the zookeeper configuration.

init_worker_by_lua_block {
        local register = require("shenyu.register.zookeeper")
        register.init({
           servers = {"127.0.0.1:2181","127.0.0.1:2182"},
           shenyu_storage = ngx.shared.shenyu_storage,
           balancer_type = "roundrobin"
        });
    }
  1. servers zookeeper cluster address.
  2. balancer_type specify the balancer. It has supported chash and round robin.

Modify the upstream to enable to update upstream servers dynamically. This case will synchronize the ShenYu instance list with register center. And then pick one up for handling the request.

 upstream shenyu {
        server 0.0.0.1;
        balancer_by_lua_block {
            require("shenyu.register.zookeeper").pick_and_set_peer()
        }
    }

Finally, restart OpenResty.

openresty -s reload

Here is a completed example working with Zookeeper.