Managing Microservices

Viewing the Application List

1. Log in to ServiceStage and choose Cloud Service Engine > Engines.
2. Select the target microservice engine from the Microservice Engine drop-down list in the upper part of the page.
3. Choose Microservice Catalog.
   • For microservice engines with security authentication disabled, go to 5.
   • For microservice engines with security authentication enabled, go to 4.

4. In the displayed Security Authentication dialog box, enter the account name and password, and click OK.
   

   • If you connect to the microservice engine for the first time, enter the account name root and the password entered when Creating a Microservice Engine.
   • For details about how to create an account, see Adding an Account.

5. Click Application List to view details about all applications of the current account under the engine.

   You can search for the target application by application name, or filter applications by environment.

Viewing the Microservice List

1. Log in to ServiceStage and choose Cloud Service Engine > Engines.
2. Select the target microservice engine from the Microservice Engine drop-down list in the upper part of the page.
3. Choose Microservice Catalog.
   • For microservice engines with security authentication disabled, go to 5.
   • For microservice engines with security authentication enabled, go to 4.

4. In the displayed Security Authentication dialog box, enter the account name and password, and click OK.
   

   • If you connect to the microservice engine for the first time, enter the account name root and the password entered when Creating a Microservice Engine.
   • For details about how to create an account, see Adding an Account.

5. Click Microservice List to view all microservices of the current account under the engine.

   You can search for the target microservice by microservice name, or filter microservices by environment and application.

Viewing Microservice Details

1. Log in to ServiceStage and choose Cloud Service Engine > Engines.
2. Select the target microservice engine from the Microservice Engine drop-down list in the upper part of the page.
3. Choose Microservice Catalog.
   • For microservice engines with security authentication disabled, go to 5.
   • For microservice engines with security authentication enabled, go to 4.

4. In the displayed Security Authentication dialog box, enter the account name and password, and click OK.
   

   • If you connect to the microservice engine for the first time, enter the account name root and the password entered when Creating a Microservice Engine.
   • For details about how to create an account, see Adding an Account.

5. Click the microservice to be viewed in Microservice List. On the displayed page, view the instance list, called services, calling services, dynamic configuration, dark launch, and service contract.

Creating a Microservice

1. Log in to ServiceStage and choose Cloud Service Engine > Engines.
2. Select the target microservice engine from the Microservice Engine drop-down list in the upper part of the page.
3. Choose Microservice Catalog.
   • For microservice engines with security authentication disabled, go to 5.
   • For microservice engines with security authentication enabled, go to 4.

4. In the displayed Security Authentication dialog box, enter the account name and password, and click OK.
   

   • If you connect to the microservice engine for the first time, enter the account name root and the password entered when Creating a Microservice Engine.
   • For details about how to create an account, see Adding an Account.

5. Choose Microservice List > Create a Microservice and set microservice parameters by referring to the following table. Parameters marked with an asterisk (*) are mandatory.

   Parameter	Description
   *Microservice	Microservice name, for example, myServiceName.
   *Application	Name of the application to which the microservice belongs. Microservices are isolated by applications.
   *Version	Microservice version. The default value is 1.0.0. The microservice version is in the format of X.Y.Z or X.Y.Z.B, where X, Y, Z, and B are digits and range from 0 to 32767. The value contains 3 to 46 characters.
   *Environment	Environment where the microservice is located to isolate microservice data, including the version and instance.
   Detail	Microservice description.

6. Click OK.

   Once the microservice is created, it will be displayed in Microservice List.

Cleaning Versions Without Instances

1. Log in to ServiceStage and choose Cloud Service Engine > Engines.
2. Select the target microservice engine from the Microservice Engine drop-down list in the upper part of the page.
3. Choose Microservice Catalog.
   • For microservice engines with security authentication disabled, go to 5.
   • For microservice engines with security authentication enabled, go to 4.

4. In the displayed Security Authentication dialog box, enter the account name and password, and click OK.
   

   • If you connect to the microservice engine for the first time, enter the account name root and the password entered when Creating a Microservice Engine.
   • For details about how to create an account, see Adding an Account.

5. Choose Microservice List > Clean No Instance Services. Select the microservice version without instances to be cleaned.

   You can search for the target microservice by microservice name, or filter microservices by environment and application.

6. Click OK.

Deleting a Microservice

• After a microservice is deleted, you can restore it by referring to Restoring Backup Data.
• If the service to be deleted has instances, delete the instances first. Otherwise, the service will be registered again.

1. Log in to ServiceStage and choose Cloud Service Engine > Engines.
2. Select the target microservice engine from the Microservice Engine drop-down list in the upper part of the page.
3. Choose Microservice Catalog.
   • For microservice engines with security authentication disabled, go to 5.
   • For microservice engines with security authentication enabled, go to 4.

4. In the displayed Security Authentication dialog box, enter the account name and password, and click OK.
   

   • If you connect to the microservice engine for the first time, enter the account name root and the password entered when Creating a Microservice Engine.
   • For details about how to create an account, see Adding an Account.

5. Click Microservice List.
   • To delete microservices in batches, select the microservices to be deleted and click Delete above the microservices.
   • To delete one microservice, locate the row that contains the microservice to be deleted and click Delete in the Operation column.

6. In the displayed dialog box, enter DELETE to confirm the deletion and click OK.

Dynamic Configuration

Configuration items are stored in plaintext. Do not include sensitive data.

1. Log in to ServiceStage and choose Cloud Service Engine > Engines.
2. Select the target microservice engine from the Microservice Engine drop-down list in the upper part of the page.
3. Choose Microservice Catalog.
   • For microservice engines with security authentication disabled, go to 5.
   • For microservice engines with security authentication enabled, go to 4.

4. In the displayed Security Authentication dialog box, enter the account name and password, and click OK.
   

   • If you connect to the microservice engine for the first time, enter the account name root and the password entered when Creating a Microservice Engine.
   • For details about how to create an account, see Adding an Account.

5. Click Microservice List.
6. Click the target microservice.
7. Choose Dynamic Configuration. On the Dynamic Configuration tab, perform the following operations.

   Operation	Procedure
   Creating a configuration item	See Creating a Microservice-Level Configuration. Microservice-level is selected for Configuration Range and Microservices is set to the current microservice.
   Viewing historical versions	Click View Historical Version in the Operation column of the target configuration item.
   Disabling a Configuration Item	In the Operation column of the target configuration item, choose More > Disable. Click OK.
   Modifying a configuration item	Click Edit in the Operation column corresponding to the target configuration item. On the configuration details page, click Edit. On the Configuration Details tab, enter the new configuration. Click Save.
   Deleting a configuration item	In the Operation column of the target configuration item, choose More > Delete. Click OK.

Dark Launch

In dark launch, new features are tested in a selected group of users. When the features become mature and stable, they are released to all users. This ensures the smooth feature rollout.

• For microservices developed based on the ServiceComb Java Chassis framework, add dependency darklaunch or handler-router to POM and add servicecomb.router.type=router to the configuration file.

• For microservices developed based on the Spring Cloud Huawei framework, add dependency spring-cloud-starter-huawei-router to POM.

1. Log in to ServiceStage and choose Cloud Service Engine > Engines.

2. Select the target microservice engine from the Microservice Engine drop-down list in the upper part of the page.
3. Choose Microservice Catalog.
   • For microservice engines with security authentication disabled, go to 5.
   • For microservice engines with security authentication enabled, go to 4.

4. In the displayed Security Authentication dialog box, enter the account name and password, and click OK.
   

   • If you connect to the microservice engine for the first time, enter the account name root and the password entered when Creating a Microservice Engine.
   • For details about how to create an account, see Adding an Account.

5. In the microservice list, click a microservice. On the displayed page, choose Dark Launch.
6. Click Add Launch Rule.
   • To add a launch rule by Weight:
     1. Click Weight.
     2. Set the following parameters.

        Item	Description
        Rule Name	Name of the rule.
        Scope	Microservice version to which the rule applies. Select Do you want to add a customized version? and add a new version as prompted.
        Rule Configuration	Traffic allocation rate for the selected version. Traffic is evenly allocated to the selected service versions based on the configured value.

     3. Click OK to complete the weight rule configuration and dark launch.
   • To add a launch rule by Customization:
     1. Click Custom.
     2. Set the following parameters.

        Item	Description
        Rule Name	Name of the rule.
        Scope	Microservice version to which the rule applies. Select Do you want to add a customized version? and add a new version as prompted.
        Rule Configuration	Configure the matching rule. When darklaunch is used to implement dark launch, this parameter configures policyCondition. When handler-router is used to implement dark launch, it configures Headers. Parameter Name Set this parameter based on the parameter name of contract or the customized key of the header. Rules By selecting the matching character and the value corresponding to the key of contract or the key of the header, requests that meet the rules are allocated to the microservice version. NOTE: If ~ is selected from the drop-down list next to Rules, the asterisk (*) and question mark (?) in the Rules value can be used for fuzzy matching. The asterisk (*) indicates a character of any length, and the question mark (?) indicates one character. For example, if the rule value of Name is set to *1000, all Name fields ending with 1000 can be matched. If ~ is not selected from the drop-down list next to Rules, the asterisk (*) and question mark (?) in the Rules value cannot be used for fuzzy matching.

     3. Click OK to complete the customization rule configuration and dark launch.

Examples of delivering dark launch rules:

• For microservices developed based on the ServiceComb Java Chassis framework, rules are delivered based on dependency darklaunch on the microservice engine page. You can add dark launch rules in customized mode.

  

  This key must exist in the contract. It is possible that the server API is String paramA, but paramB is actually generated after the annotation is added. Therefore, paramB should be set here.

  

  By selecting the matching character and the value corresponding to the key of contract, requests that meet the rules are allocated to the microservice version.

  

  A delivered rule is as follows. The configuration item is cse.darklaunch.policy.${serviceName}.

  

• For microservices developed based on the ServiceComb Java Chassis framework, dark launch rules that depend on handler-router need to be manually delivered in the configuration center. The configuration item is servicecomb.routeRule.${serviceName}. The content is as follows:

  

• For microservices developed based on the Spring Cloud Huawei framework, dark launch rules delivered on the microservice engine page are as follows:

  

Viewing the Instance List

1. Log in to ServiceStage and choose Cloud Service Engine > Engines.

2. Select the target microservice engine from the Microservice Engine drop-down list in the upper part of the page.

3. Choose Microservice Catalog.
   • For microservice engines with security authentication disabled, go to 5.
   • For microservice engines with security authentication enabled, go to 4.

4. In the displayed Security Authentication dialog box, enter the account name and password, and click OK.
   

   • If you connect to the microservice engine for the first time, enter the account name root and the password entered when Creating a Microservice Engine.
   • For details about how to create an account, see Adding an Account.

5. Click Instance List to view all instances of the engine.

   You can search for the target instance by microservice name, or filter instances by environment and application.

Changing the Instance Status

Status indicates the status of a microservice instance.

The status of microservice instances synchronized by binding microservice engines cannot be changed during component creation and deployment by referring to Creating and Deploying a Component.

The following table describes the microservice instance statuses.

1. Log in to ServiceStage and choose Cloud Service Engine > Engines.
2. Select the target microservice engine from the Microservice Engine drop-down list in the upper part of the page.

3. Choose Microservice Catalog.
   • For microservice engines with security authentication disabled, go to 5.
   • For microservice engines with security authentication enabled, go to 4.

4. In the displayed Security Authentication dialog box, enter the account name and password, and click OK.
   

   • If you connect to the microservice engine for the first time, enter the account name root and the password entered when Creating a Microservice Engine.
   • For details about how to create an account, see Adding an Account.

5. Click Instance List, select the target instance, and change the instance status.
   • Offline

     In the Operation column, click Offline.

   • Online

     In the Operation column, choose More > Online.

   • Out of Service

     In the Operation column, choose More > Out of Service.

   • Testing

     In the Operation column, choose More > Testing.