Ganger is a simple automate tool. It can automate deploy packages, launch target processes, update packages deployment(kill the old process and launch the new one), restart target processes and monitor the status of target process.
It saves your time for development, and make it easier to deploy your systems on many target machines simultaneously.
- Homepage: http://github.com/netease/ganger
- Wiki: https://github.com/netease/ganger/wiki/
- Issues: https://github.com/netease/ganger/issues/
- Tags: java, automatation
Automatation: help you do some automate tasks, for example: deploy packages, start processes, stop processes and update deployments etc. (Note: deploy action ONLY support compressed binary executables(.tar.gz) currently.)
Lifecycle management: you can start, stop, restart or update the target process.
Dependence management: we organize the package as a directed graph with no
cycles, when a process of a package crashed or started, the processes of the
package which depend on it will be notified. Automate action will operate on
packages as the topological order of the dependence graph(or reverse order for
actions similar to stop).
Status monitor: monitor the target process's status.
Clone this repo
git clone git://github.com/netease/ganger.git
and run
ant release
this will create two files in directory target/release: auto-master-x.x.x.tar.gz for master node, auto-slave-x.x.x.tar.gz for slave node.
Before doing the actual work, you need to setup a ZooKeeper instance, and use the address to start master and slave nodes.
Start ganger in three steps: 1) start the ZooKeeper instance; 2) start the slave
nodes by using bin/auto-slave.sh; 3) start the master node by using bin/ganger.sh.
Use ganger as following:
load ../sample/xmpp.properties # load a project configuration file
deploy xmpp # deploy the packages defined by this project
launch xmpp # and lauch them
See here for a sample configuration format for a project.
See user manual here