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FROM mosnio/proxyv2:v1.0.0-1.10.6 | ||
COPY ./layotto /usr/local/bin/mosn |
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# How to deploy and upgrade Layotto | ||
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## 1. Deploy Layotto | ||
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There are some ways to deploy Layotto that you can find below. | ||
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- Deploy using released binaries | ||
- Deploy using Docker | ||
- Deploy on Kubernetes | ||
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### Deploy Layotto using released binaries | ||
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You can start Layotto directly via executing the binary file. Refer to the [Quick start](en/start) guide. | ||
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### Deploy using Docker | ||
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You can run Layotto using the official Docker images.Currently include: | ||
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- [layotto/layotto](https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/layotto/layotto) | ||
- [layotto/layotto.arm64](https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/layotto/layotto.arm64) | ||
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It does not contain a `config.json` configuration file in the image, you can mount your own configuration file into the `/runtime/configs/` directory of the image. For example. | ||
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```shell | ||
docker run -v "$(pwd)/configs/config.json:/runtime/configs/config.json" -d -p 34904:34904 --name layotto layotto/layotto start | ||
``` | ||
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Of course, you can also run Layotto and other systems (such as Redis) at the same time via docker-compose. Refer to the [Quick start](en/start/state/start?id=step-1-deploy-redis-and-layotto) | ||
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### Deploy on Kubernetes | ||
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#### Option 1. Deploy via Istio | ||
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If you are using Istio now, you can deploy the Sidecar via Istio. | ||
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You can refer to [MOSN guide](https://mosn.io/docs/user-guide/start/istio/). Just replace the MOSN image in the tutorial with a Layotto image. | ||
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#### Option 2. Other ways | ||
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You can prepare your own image and k8s configuration file, then deploy Layotto via Kubernetes. | ||
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We are working on the official Layotto image and the solution for deploying to Kubernetes using Helm, so feel free to join us to build it. More details in <https://github.com/mosn/layotto/issues/392> | ||
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## 2.Toggle existing MOSN to Layotto for MOSN users | ||
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Existing MOSN can be upgraded to Layotto by replacing the MOSN sidecar image with Layotto image. | ||
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Explanation: | ||
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Layotto and MOSN are running in the same process, which can be understood as: | ||
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> Layotto == MOSN + a special grpcFilter packaged together | ||
So. | ||
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> replace MOSN with Layotto == replace MOSN with "MOSN + a special grpcFilter" | ||
There is no essential difference between Layotto and MOSN, just pay attention to the versions of them, which must correspond to each other. | ||
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The previously released Layotto v0.3.0 corresponds to MOSN version v0.24.1 | ||
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## 3. How to upgrade Layotto | ||
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There are two options to upgrade. | ||
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- Upgrade sidecar container using k8s native solution | ||
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- [Hot upgrade: upgrade the sidecar without affecting the business](https://mosn.io/en/docs/concept/smooth-upgrade/) | ||
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The advantage of hot upgrade is that it can automatically migrate persistent connections, which can be seen in detail by clicking the above document. | ||
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The solutions to achieve hot upgrade are as follows: | ||
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- Register a SIGHUP event listener with MOSN, and send a SIGHUP signal to the MOSN process to call ForkExec to generate a new MOSN process. | ||
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- Directly start a new MOSN process. | ||
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- [Hot upgrade using OpenKruise](https://mosn.io/blog/posts/mosn-sidecarset-hotupgrade/) |
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