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Oracle Functions LoadBalancer
Loadbalancing several Oracle Functions
You can run multiple Oracle Functions instances and balance the load amongst them using fnlb as follows:
fnlb --listen <address-for-incoming> --nodes <node1>,<node2>,<node3>
And redirect all traffic to the load balancer.
NOTE: For the load balancer to be of use, all function nodes need to be sharing the same DB.
Running with docker
To build a docker image for fnlb just run (in fnlb/):
make docker-build
To start the fnlb proxy with the addresses of functions nodes in a docker
container:
docker run -d --name fnlb -p 8081:8081 funcy/fnlb:latest --nodes <node1>,<node2>
If running locally with functions servers in docker, running with docker links can make things easier (can use local addresses). for example:
docker run -d --name fn-8080 --privileged -p 8080:8080 funcy/functions:latest
docker run -d --name fnlb --link fn-8080 -p 8081:8081 funcy/fnlb:latest --nodes 127.0.0.1:8080
Operating / usage
To make functions requests against the lb with the cli:
API_URL=http://<fnlb_address> fn call my/function
To add a functions node later:
curl -sSL -X PUT -d '{"node":"<node>"}' <fnlb_address>/1/lb/nodes
<node> should be the address of a functions server. The lb will health check
this and log if it cannot reach that node as well as stop sending requests to
that node until it begins passing health checks again. Any number of functions
servers may be added to the load balancer.
To permanently remove a functions node:
curl -sSL -X DELETE -d '{"node":"<node>"}' <fnlb_address>/1/lb/nodes
To list functions nodes and their state:
curl -sSL -X GET <fnlb_address>/1/lb/nodes