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The Fiorano ESB Server (FES) is a Centralized Management Server which manages the various components of the Fiorano Network and acts as a Metadata Repository of Event Processes and Fiorano Business components. In a Fiorano Network, the data flow takes place purely in a Peer-to-Peer fashion (between two or more FPS) without the intervention of FES. Thus the FES role during an Event Process execution is restricted to passing control signals for starting, stopping, and monitoring service components microservices that comprise the event process, where as the actual flow of data and events between services microservices is managed by Peer Servers on which the services microservices execute.
The FES is the central controller of the Fiorano Network, acting as a monitoring agent for all the other Peers while ensuring information coherence. The Fiorano Platform Management tools connects to the FES and request action for specific operations such as launching an Event Process or retrieving information about services microservices in the network. For this, the FES sends out Control Events to the participating FPS in the network containing specific instructions about the incoming request.
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- The configurations of Fiorano ESB Peers.
- A repository to maintain versions of registered and unregistered Service Components microservices along with dependent resources and binaries.
- The meta-data information of the Event Processes in XML format.
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Event Tracking and Monitoring: The FES monitors events, logs and State information of Peer Servers, and Service-Components Microservices running across the Fiorano Network. The FES makes this information available to other tools for business activity monitoring.
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Failover Management: The FES also manages the Fail-Over of the service components microservices in applications that is running. When the primary FPS on which a service component microservice is running goes down, the FES redeploys and launches that component instance on a configured backup node.
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