DEPLOYING MICROSERVICES INTO VIRTUALIZED COMPUTING SYSTEMS
Methods, systems and computer program products for configuring microservices platforms in one or more computing clusters. In one of the computing clusters, a request to instantiate a microservice platform is received, wherein the request is received in a computing cluster having a first node and a second node, and wherein the first node and second node comprise a first virtualized storage controller and a second virtualized storage controller, respectively. The storage controllers each manage their respective storage pools comprising local storage devices. A first microservice manager is deployed on the first node and a second microservice manager is deployed on the second node. The first virtualized storage controller on the first node performs storage management operations for a first microservice instantiated by the first microservice manager, and the second virtualized storage controller on the second node performs storage management operations for a second microservice instantiated by the second microservice manager.
1 . A non-transitory computer readable medium having stored thereon a sequence of instructions which, when stored in memory and executed by one or more processors causes the one or more processors to perform a set of acts, the set of acts comprising:
receiving a request to instantiate a microservice platform, wherein the request is received at a computing system having a first node and a second node, the first node and second node comprising a first virtualized storage controller and a second virtualized storage controller, respectively, that manages a storage pool comprising a first storage device local to the first node and a second storage device local to the second node; and
transmitting a first instruction to the first node to deploy a first microservice manager and transmitting a second instruction to the second node to deploy a second microservice manager, the first virtualized storage controller on the first node performing storage management for a first microservice instantiated by the first microservice manager, and the second virtualized storage controller on the second node performing storage management for a second microservice instantiated by the second microservice manager.