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FsShelter samples

All-in-one container for trying out Storm development using F# and FsShelter.

  • Java 8
  • Storm 1.2.2
  • Mono 5.x
  • F# 10.x

Starting an instance of the container

docker run --name fsshelter-samples -d -p 8080:8080 prolucid/fsshelter-samples

This will start all the Storm processes required to see a topology in action and map 8080 port so that you can use Storm's management UI.

Running the samples in self-hosted manner

Sometimes it's useful to run the topology without Storm, either for testing, or because distributed load-balancing is not required yet. FsShelter 1.x comes with the "self-hosting" ability that emulates Storm logic entirely inside the .NET process. To run a topology as self-hosted open a terminal session with the started container:

docker exec -it fsshelter-samples bash


A copy of FsShelter is included and pre-built in /opt/FsShelter folder of the container. To submit a sample, from the bash prompt in FsShelter enter:

dotnet samples/Guaranteed/bin/Release/netcoreapp2.0/Guaranteed.dll self-host

Submitting a sample for execution by Storm

Open a terminal session with the started container:

docker exec -it fsshelter-samples bash


Then, from the bash prompt in FsShelter enter:

dotnet samples/WordCount/bin/Release/netcoreapp2.0/WordCount.dll submit-local

or

dotnet samples/Guaranteed/bin/Release/netcoreapp2.0/Guaranteed.dll submit-local


Storm takes about 30sec. to spin up all the processes and establish the communications between them, the topology will run indefinetely and be restarted if necessary.

Observing the execution

Inside the container,

  • open /opt/storm/logs and find the worker logs corresponding to the submitted topology, these logs will capture the Storm side of interaction.
  • In /root/logs folder you can find the logs that the sample components create.

Outside of the container, open localhost:8080 (or use the ip/hostname if accesing remotely) in your browser to see the submitted topology(ies) in the Storm UI.

Killing a sample

To kill a running sample topology, you can:

  • use Storm UI,
  • or, from the bash prompt in FsShelter folder enter:
dotnet samples/WordCount/bin/Release/netcoreapp2.0/WordCount.dll kill

or

dotnet samples/Guaranteed/bin/Release/netcoreapp2.0/Guaranteed.dll kill

Getting more info (and more samples to run)

Storm FsShelter Prolucid