Note:

• Première partie du readme sur le projet général (à deplacer).
• Deuxième partie concerne uniquement la Core API

Self-Healing containerized infrastructure (Find a name...)

SHCI is an infrastructure management. Based on Docker Swarm, SHCI allows you to :

• Create an infrastructure from one or more servers.
• Automate the installation of new server
• Manage an external storage solution
• Create a swarm cluster
• Configure your services on the fly
• Configure backup of sensitive data on an external site
• He will ensure the health of your services and repair any errors. In the case of an error that is impossible for him to repair, he will notify you.
• SHCI is constantly learning and getting smarter every day.
• No more need for complex monitoring solution, it is integrated!
• No more need for a log management solution, it is integrated!
• In a green IT approach, you can configure available servers, SHCI will take care to use the servers as little as possible and turn them on only when they are loaded.

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Overview | Features | Technologie used | Supported backends | Quickstart | Web UI | Documentation |

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Overview

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Features

• Lister

Technologie used

• Django Rest Framework
• Ansible => TODO
• Postgres
• ElasticSearch
• InfluxDB
• Tensorflow

Supported Backends

Storage

• QNAP

Network

• Mikrotik

On premise

• HP BladeSystem

Quick Start

TODO

Web UI

TODO

Documentation

Global structure

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Core API

Structure

This API have 3 main component :

1. Applications

CRUD metadata on services and stacks

2. Servers

CRUD metadata on all servers

3. Files

File handling (permissions, copy, creation, deletion)

Developpement method

Requirements : Docker

• Start project with Make :

make build
make dev_env

• Manual start (Linux):

docker build -t self-healing-infrastructure/core:dev .
docker run -it -v $(pwd):/usr/src/app -p 8000:8000 self-healing-infrastructure/core:dev bash

Then you can access to the API on localhost:8000