Erupt Cloud Server

Distributed node management center. Replaces traditional configuration center yml files with database tables; manages node configurations, service registration, and request scheduling through a visual interface.

Core Capabilities

Traditional microservice configuration centers (Nacos, Apollo, etc.) rely on yml/properties files for configuration management, and changes require re-publishing or restarting services. Erupt Cloud stores configurations in database tables, enabling visual editing through the admin interface. Nodes pull updates in real time with no additional configuration center infrastructure to maintain.

Traditional Config Center	Erupt Cloud
yml / properties files	Database tables (visual management)
Requires deploying Nacos / Apollo	Reuses the existing database
Nodes must be notified to refresh after changes	Nodes pull actively; changes take effect immediately
Configurations scattered across project repositories	Centrally maintained on the Server side

Usage

1. Create an Erupt Project

Refer to Quick Start

2. Add Maven Dependency

xml

<dependency>
  <groupId>xyz.erupt</groupId>
  <artifactId>erupt-cloud-server</artifactId>
  <version>${erupt.version}</version>
</dependency>

3. Add Redis Configuration and Enable redis-session

yaml

spring:
  redis:
    database: 0
    timeout: 10000
    host: 127.0.0.1
erupt:
  redis-session: true

4. Start the Project

After logging in, node management menus appear:

Deployment successful!

Optional Configuration

yaml

erupt:
  cloud-server:
    # Cloud key namespace (optional)
    cloud-name-space: 'erupt-cloud:'
    # Node persistence duration, in ms
    node-expire-time: 60000
    # Node liveness check interval, in ms
    node-survive-check-time: 120000
    # Whether to validate node access-token, default true (supported from 1.11.4+)
    validate-access-token: true

Docker Deployment

The Server side supports Docker deployment. New features only require developing Node instances:

bash

docker pull erupts/erupt-cloud-server:version

The image version matches the Erupt version number. Version information: https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/erupts/erupt-cloud-server/general

Refer to the Changelog for the latest version number.

Contributors

YuePeng

Changelog

Last edited 11 days ago

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Erupt Cloud Server ​

Core Capabilities ​

Usage ​

1. Create an Erupt Project ​

2. Add Maven Dependency ​

3. Add Redis Configuration and Enable redis-session ​

4. Start the Project ​

Optional Configuration ​

Docker Deployment ​