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roboconf/roboconf-agent

By roboconf

Updated about 9 years ago

Docker images for Roboconf agents.

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roboconf/roboconf-agent repository overview

Roboconf is a platform to manage elastic deployments in the cloud. It manages deployments, probes, automatic reactions and reconfigurations. It can be defined as « PaaS framework »: a solution to build PaaS (Platform as a Service). Most PaaS, such as Cloud Foundry or Openshift, target developers and support application patterns. However, some applications require more flexible architectures or design. Roboconf addresses such cases.

With Roboconf, you can create PaaS for any programming language, any kind of application and any operating system. You define what you put in your platform, you specify all the interactions, administration procedures and so on.

Roboconf handles application life cycle: hot reconfiguration (e.g. for elasticity issues) and consistency (e.g. maintaining a consistent state when a component starts or stops, even accidentally). This relies on a messaging queue (currently Rabbit MQ). Application parts know what they expose to and what they depend on from other parts. The global idea is to apply to applications the concepts used in component technologies like OSGi. Roboconf achieves this in a non-intrusive way, so that it can work with legacy Software.

Roboconf's workflow

Application parts use the message queue to communicate and take the appropriate actions depending on what is deployed or started. These appropriate actions are executed by plug-ins (such as bash or Puppet).

Roboconf's architecture

Roboconf is distributed technology, based on AMQP and REST / JSon. It is IaaS-agnostic, and supports many well-known IaaS (including OpenStack, Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, VMWare, as well as a "local" deployment plug-in for on-premise hosts). Please, refer to the FAQ for more details.

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86 MB

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about 9 years ago

docker pull roboconf/roboconf-agent