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I am working on a demo where a System needs to consume the same Service but from two providers(which are equal) running in two different Clouds, and each cloud in a separate Device.
To be able to change between the providers at different times, as the service required is the same, I send an Orchestration request with the Preferred Providers. Here is the full request sent:
The response received is:
From what I understand it is the Orchestrator in the neighbour local cloud which gives the response of no available provider, but when I checked doing normal orchestration there was one available.
Then I checked the logs in the neighbour database, where it throws an exception:
I am working on a demo where a System needs to consume the same Service but from two providers(which are equal) running in two different Clouds, and each cloud in a separate Device.
To be able to change between the providers at different times, as the service required is the same, I send an Orchestration request with the Preferred Providers. Here is the full request sent:
The response received is:
From what I understand it is the Orchestrator in the neighbour local cloud which gives the response of no available provider, but when I checked doing normal orchestration there was one available.
Then I checked the logs in the neighbour database, where it throws an exception:
Anyone tried this feature or had similar issues?