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On execution of event process, the sequence of launching and stopping the microservices will be as per the values set for the Launch order and Stop order corresponding to their Service Instances. Note:
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Launch Order Example
In the above example, Specify Launch order is enabled (selected "yes" from drop-down), names of microservices can be seen under Service Instance, and Launch order is filled with appropriate values for the corresponding Service Instances.
As per the values assigned, Component_3, Component_4, and Component_5 are in the SLO, whereas Values for Component_1 and Component_2 are set less than or equal to zero (<=0) as these components are out of scope from the SLO and hence of no relevance in terms of the launch order.
Component_4 will start first because this is the least positive value (>0) among all others. Component_3 will be the next component to start as it holds the next highest value than Component_4. The last microservice to launch will be Component_5 as it holds the highest value among all.
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