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Registry
The Registry
interface defines an API for announcing and resolving services in a service registry. A service registry is a key primitive in distributed systems, where multiple applications coordinate to accomplish an objective. The registry allows applications can dynamically look up the locations of needed services, and those services can be scaled out and in on demand, which more instances started when load increases and stopped when load subsides.
{string} domain - Domain in which to announce service.
{string} service - Type of service being announced.
{string} location - Location of service being announced.
{function} cb - Callback invoked after service has been announced.
Announces availability of a service within a domain at a given location.
The domain
parameter provides a way to isolate collections of services that logically comprise a single system. For example, security.example.local.
might indicate internal security services while dashboard.example.com.
would consist of services that provide a dashboard application served via the web.
The service
parameter indicates the type of service being announced. This is an well-known string that will be used by other services that need to consume the announced service. In order to encourage standardization, when announcing services that run over a transport protocol (such as TCP or UDP), it is recommended to use IANA-assigned service names. When announcing services that run over application protocols (such as HTTP, XMPP, etc.), it is recommended to use a link relation, if assigned.
The location
parameter is the location at which the announced service is available. When announcing services that run over a transport protocol (such as TCP or UDP), it is recommended to use : notation. When announcing services that run over application protocols (such as HTTP, XMPP, etc.), it is recommended to use an absolute URL.
registry.announce('api.example.com.', 'oauth2-token', 'http://127.0.0.1:8080/token', function(err) {
// ...
});
registry.announce('chat.example.com.', '_irc._tcp', '127.0.0.1:194', function(err) {
// ...
});
registry.announce('security.example.local.', 'http://schemas.example.com/api/assertion-signing/v1', 'http://127.0.0.1:58101/', function(err) {
// ...
});
Resolves a service within a domain to an array of locations.