EventMesh Runtime

EventMesh Runtime is the core component of Apache EventMesh (Incubating). It is the middleware that transmits events between producers and consumers. The documentation introduces the step to install and start the latest release of EventMesh Runtime in the local or test environment. The EventMesh Runtime requires a Linux-based system with JDK (Java Development Kit) 8+.

Here, we take JDK 8 as an example. JDK 8 could be installed with the system package manager or the openjdk:8-jdk Docker image.

1 Run on your local machine

1.1 Dependencies

  1. 64-bit OS，we recommend Linux/Unix；
  2. 64-bit JDK 1.8+;
  3. Gradle 7.0+, we recommend 7.0.*
  4. 4g+ available disk to deploy eventmesh-store
  5. If you choose standalone mode, you could skip this file and go to the next step: Start Eventmesh-Runtime; if not, you could choose RocketMQ as the store layer.

1.2 Download Source Code

Gradle is the build automation tool used by Apache EventMesh (Incubating). Please refer to the offical guide to install the latest release of Gradle.

Download and extract the source code of the latest release from EventMesh download.

  1. wget https://dlcdn.apache.org/incubator/eventmesh/{version}-incubating/apache-eventmesh-{version}-incubating-source.tar.gz
  3. tar -xvzf apache-eventmesh-1.5.0-incubating-source.tar.gz

Build the source code with Gradle.

  1. cd apache-eventmesh-1.5.0-incubating-source
  2. gradle clean dist

Edit the eventmesh.properties to change the configuration (e.g. TCP port, client blacklist) of EventMesh Runtime.

  1. cd dist
  2. vim conf/eventmesh.properties

Execute the start.sh script to start the EventMesh Runtime server.

  1. bash bin/start.sh

1.3 Build and Load Plugins

Apache EventMesh (Incubating) introduces the SPI (Service Provider Interface) mechanism, which enables EventMesh to discover and load the plugins at runtime. The plugins could be installed with these methods:

  • Gradle Dependencies: Declare the plugins as the build dependencies in eventmesh-starter/build.gradle.
  1. dependencies {
  2.    implementation project(":eventmesh-runtime")
  4.    // Example: Load the RocketMQ plugin
  5.    implementation project(":eventmesh-connector-plugin:eventmesh-connector-rocketmq")
  6. }
  • Plugin directory: EventMesh loads the plugins in the dist/plugin directory based on eventmesh.properties. The installPlugin task of Gradle builds and moves the plugins into the dist/plugin directory.
  1. gradle installPlugin

2 Remote deployment

2.1 Dependencies

  1. 64-bit OS，we recommend Linux/Unix；
  2. 64-bit JDK 1.8+;
  3. Gradle 7.0+, we recommend 7.0.*
  4. 4g+ available disk to deploy eventmesh-store
  5. If you choose standalone mode, you could skip this file and go to the next step: Start Eventmesh-Runtime; if not, you could choose RocketMQ as the store layer.

2.2 Download

Download and extract the executable binaries of the latest release from EventMesh download.

  1. wget https://dlcdn.apache.org/incubator/eventmesh/1.5.0-incubating/apache-eventmesh-1.5.0-incubating-bin.tar.gz
  3. tar -xvzf apache-eventmesh-1.5.0-incubating-bin.tar.gz

2.3 Deploy

Edit the eventmesh.properties to change the configuration (e.g. TCP port, client blacklist) of EventMesh Runtime. The executable binaries contain all plugins in the bundle, thus there’s no need to build them from source code.

  1. cd apache-eventmesh-1.5.0-incubating
  2. vim conf/eventmesh.properties

Execute the start.sh script to start the EventMesh Runtime server.

  1. bash bin/start.sh