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Service Governance Framework, supporting traditional microservice governance, swimlane governance, and multi-active (unit) traffic governance. Following the traditional SDK governance model and Sidecar governance model, an exploration and implementation of the new generation Proxyless mode based on a microkernel extensible architecture, providing a high-performance, low-resource-consumption, cost-effective traffic governance framework for the enterprise Java ecosystem.
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Agent for multi-live
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Agent architect
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Agent government theory
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Agent for full chain gray release based on lane
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Agent for local cell priority strategy
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For more information, please refer to the Architecture Manual.
- joylive-injector, used for cloud-native scenario auto-injection of
joylive-agent.
Compile requirement: JDK 17+ and Maven 3.2.5+
Runtime requirement: JDK 8+
- Supports traffic control for various models, including in-region multi-activity and cross-region multi-activity.
- Support swimlane-based full-link gray scale, QPS and concurrent current limiting, label routing, load balancing and other microservice governance strategies;
- Supports local cell priority and cross-cell fault-tolerance strategies.
- Employs bytecode enhancement technology, which is non-intrusive to business code and minimally impacts business performance.
- Adopts a microkernel architecture with strong class isolation, featuring an easy-to-use and simple extension and configuration system.
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