shepher: A Java repository from Xiaomi

Shepher is a management tool of ZooKeeper. In Xiaomi, we use it as the configuration management center. Readme 中文版

Features

Visualized operation of ZooKeeper node
Snapshot management of ZooKeeper node
Modified Diff and Review function of ZooKeeper node
Mail operation notification of ZooKeeper node
CAS and LDAP integration
Authority management, reference to Authority management instruction

Function comparison of similar products

Product	Introduction	Visualized operation of nodes	Snapshot management	Node modified Diff and Review function	Node operated mail notification	CAS and LDAP log	Authority management	Cascade delete	System status monitor
Shepher	ZooKeeper management	√	√	√	√	√	√
TaoKeeper	ZooKeeper cluster monitor and statement								√
Zkdash	ZooKeeper management	√	√					√
Disconf	ZooKeeper management	√	√		√		√	√	√
XDiamond	Configuration center	√				√	√		√

Screenshots

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Installation

Environment requirements

JDK 1.8
Maven 3.2 +
MySQL 5.6

Basic configuration

Modify INSERT INTO user VALUES (1,'youradmin',now()); in db/init.sql, change youradmin into your administrator user name
According to Parameter instruction, modify parameter configuration under the directory shepher-web/src/main/resources. If you are using a CAS login, you need to modify the CAS-related configuration and set the server.login.type to CAS; If you log in with LDAP, you will need to modify the LDAP-related configuration and set server.login.type to LDAP

Development environment deployment

Development environment deployment includes local compilation deployment and Docker deployment, you can choose a deployment based on usage.

Compile

Modify parameter configuration of conf/application*.properties according to Parameter instruction

Local compile

$ mvn clean package 
$ cd shepher-packaging/target/shepher-packaging-{version}-bin
$ ls
bin/(all the shell scripts)
conf/(configuration files)
db/init.sql
lib(required jar files)
Dockerfile
docker-compose.yml
CHANGES.txt
NOTICE.txt
README.md
README-zh.md
VERSION

Here, {version} refers to the current Shepher version.

Local deployment

Import db/init.sql in to MySQL

Enter install directories

$ cd shepher-packaging/target/shepher-packaging-{version}-bin

Run the script, start Shepher service
```
$ sh bin/run.sh start 
```
Visit http://localhost:8089 or self defined server.url (Reference to Parameter instruction)

Docker deployment

MySQL and ZooKeeper will be automatic integrated when Docker deployment is used, and automatically import db/init.sql into MySQL, no self installation is needed.

Install Docker, take Ubuntu system for example, install docker engine and docker-compose

Enter install directories

$ cd shepher-packaging/target/shepher-packaging-{version}-bin

Run the script, start Shepher service and waiting start of each container in Docker accomplish
```
$ sh bin/docker-run.sh start 
```
Visit http://localhost:8089 or self defined server.url (Reference to Parameter instruction)

Production environment deployment

The steps for production environment deployment is similar to local compiling deployment, but pay attention to the setting of data sources, CAS/LDAP and domain names. In addition, because each company's internal mail service is relatively closed, you need to implement your own CustomMailSender class, and set mail.sender=customMailSender in conf/application.properties, so that Shepher can use the mail service normally.

Import db/init.sql into MySQL
Create the file conf/application-online.properties, and modify the configuration according to Parameter instruction
Run the command in the Shepher root directory
```
$ mvn clean package
```
Copy shepher-packaging/target/shepher-packaging-{version}-bin to the production environment, and enter the directory
```
$ cd shepher-packaging/target/shepher-packaging-{version}-bin
```

Run the command below, start Shepher

$ sh bin/run.sh -c conf/application.properties,conf/application-online.properties start

Visit self defined server.url (Reference to Parameter instruction)

Contributors

Long Xie (@xielong), Jinliang Ou (@oujinliang), Chuanyu Ban (@banchuanyu), Chuyang Wei (@brianway), Peng Zhang (@monsters-peng), Yaoli Liu (@iloayuil)

XiaoMi/shepher