DISCLAIMER: This is work in progress. This code has never been used in anger. Use it as a starting point and adapt it as-needed. I'd be happy to take pull requests.
This project implements the Lagom ServiceLocator interface for Apache ZooKeeper and provides a ZooKeeper-based service registry for registering and unregistering service from within the services.
To use it the first step is to register the service locator in Lagom by using Guice, see ZooKeeperServiceLocatorModule. It is enabled in the reference.conf file:
# Enables the `ZooKeeperServiceLocatorModule` to register the `ZooKeeperServiceLocator`.
# The `ZooKeeperServiceLocator` implements Lagom's ServiceLocator
play.modules.enabled += "com.lightbend.lagom.discovery.zookeeper.ZooKeeperServiceLocatorModule"
This service locator is only enabled during Prod mode, during Dev mode the regular development service locator is used.
When you are using this library then you should not use the sbt-conductr sbt plugin.
The ZooKeeperServiceLocator has support for three simple routing policies:
first: picks the first service instance in a sorted list—sorted by IP-address and portrandom: picks a random service instanceround-robin: performs a round-robin routing between the currently available service instances
An application.conf file needs to be created in src/main/resources with the following contents:
lagom {
discovery {
zookeeper {
server-hostname = "127.0.0.1" # hostname or IP-address for the ZooKeeper server
server-port = 2181 # port for the ZooKeeper server
uri-scheme = "http" # for example: http or https
routing-policy = "round-robin" # valid routing policies: first, random, round-robin
}
}
}
The second step is to register each of your services in ZooKeeper. This can be done either directly using the Apache ZooKeeper API, or using the Apache Curator library, or by using the ZooKeeperServiceRegistry API provided by this library. Here is some example code of how to use it in a service:
import com.lightbend.lagom.discovery.zookeeper.*;
import org.apache.curator.utils.CloseableUtils;
import org.apache.curator.x.discovery.ServiceInstance;
import org.apache.curator.x.discovery.UriSpec;
/**
* This shows a very simplified method of registering an instance with the service discovery. Each individual
* instance in your distributed set of applications would create an instance of something similar to ExampleServer,
* start it when the application comes up and close it when the application shuts down.
*/
public class ExampleService {
private final ServiceInstance<String> serviceInstance;
private final ZooKeeperServiceRegistry registry;
public ExampleService(
String serviceName,
String serviceId,
String serviceAddress,
int servicePort) throws Exception {
// start up the ZooKeeper-based service registry
registry = new ZooKeeperServiceRegistry(
ZooKeeperServiceLocator.zkUri(),
ZooKeeperServiceLocator.zkServicesPath());
registry.start();
// create the service instance for the service discovery
// needs to be held on to to be able to unregister the service on shutdown
serviceInstance = ServiceInstance.<String>builder()
.name(serviceName)
.id(serviceId)
.address(serviceAddress)
.port(servicePort)
.uriSpec(new UriSpec("{scheme}://{serviceAddress}:{servicePort}"))
.build();
// register the service
registry.register(serviceInstance);
}
public void stop() throws Exception {
registry.unregister(serviceInstance);
CloseableUtils.closeQuietly(registry);
}
public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
String serviceName = "testService";
String serviceId = "uniqueId";
String serviceAddress = "localhost";
int servicePort = 9000;
ExampleService service = new ExampleService(
serviceName, serviceId, serviceAddress, servicePort);
service.stop();
}
}The tests will start up and connect to an embedded ZooKeeper server. Run the tests by invoking sbt test.