Paremus Service Fabric

A distributed OSGi based Cloud platform

Introduction

##Examples:

helloworld - A simple sequence of Hello World examples which demonstrate the following Fabric behaviours (see related documentation):

• The light-weight Nimble R5 environment with Declarative Services and Blueprint
• The equivalent 'Fabric' (OSGi Cloud) - example
• Use of Fibre Assessors
• Features and Resource Contracts
• Use of the Fabric's Remote Services
• Upgrade and RollBack capabilities

The following examples introduce the Fabric's DOSGi capabilities (see related documentation):

• Use of the Fabric's Remote Services
• Example of the Fabric's dynamic Scale Out via replication handlers.
• Example of the Fabric's load-balancer behavior.

The final set of examples demonstrate the Fabric's ability to deploy and manage traditional software artefacts (see related documentation):

• The Rest Demonstrates Fabric deployment and dynamic wire-up of REST based Services.
• The JEE Demonstrates Fabric deployment of traditional JEE application; including the choice of application Server (GlassFish or JBoss).
• The Redis Demonstrates Fabric deployment use of the Redis Key-Value store.
• The nginx example demonstrates the Fabric deployment and dynamic configuration of nginx endpoints.

##Tooling:

Try out Bndtools