jbone microservice solution v1.0

Jbone: Stable microservice solution for small and medium-sized enterprises

The editor of Downcodes brings you Jbone, a microservice solution developed based on the Spring Cloud framework. It aims to provide a stable and reliable microservice architecture for small and medium-sized enterprises and provide a basic development skeleton for developers.

Function overview

Jbone contains all common components in microservice architecture, covering the following key functions:

Registration center: Provides service registration and discovery functions to achieve flexible communication between microservices.

Service management: Monitor and manage the running status of microservices to facilitate tracking and troubleshooting problems.

Service monitoring: Monitor the performance indicators of microservices in real time, such as CPU, memory, network traffic, etc., to provide timely warning and processing of performance problems.

JVM monitoring: Monitor the running status of each microservice JVM, including memory usage, thread pool, garbage collection, etc., to help developers discover and solve potential JVM problems in a timely manner.

Memory analysis: Provides memory analysis tools to help developers analyze memory leaks and performance issues, and improve system stability.

Call chain tracking: Record the calling relationship between various microservices to facilitate developers to track the request path and locate the root cause of the problem.

API gateway: As the system entrance, it is responsible for request routing, permission control, current limiting, fusing and other functions to ensure system security and stability.

Business functions

In addition to infrastructure components, Jbone also provides a wealth of business function modules to help enterprises quickly build various applications:

1. System permission management: Provide fine-grained permission control to ensure system security.

2. Single sign-on: Enables users to log in once between different systems to improve user experience.

3. CMS (Content Management System): Provides content creation, editing, publishing, management and other functions to facilitate enterprises to publish and manage information.

4. E-commerce platform: Provides complete e-commerce platform functions, including product management, order management, payment management, etc., to help enterprises conduct online business.

5. Workflow platform: Provides a workflow engine to facilitate enterprises to design and manage complex business processes.

6. Payment platform: Integrate multiple payment methods to provide users with a convenient payment experience.

Architecture diagram

[Jbone functional architecture diagram]

System requirements

JDK 11+

Feature preview

The following is a preview of some of Jbone's core functions:

1. Jbone CAS (Certification Center)

2. Jbone SM Admin (Service Management Center)

3. System monitoring wall

System details

JVM thread monitoring

[Jbone JVM thread monitoring screenshot]

Call chain tracing

[Jbone call chain tracking screenshot]

Jbone system management

[Screenshot of Jbone system management]

Jbone CMS (content management system)

[Jbone CMS screenshot]

Jbone is committed to providing stable and reliable microservice solutions for small and medium-sized enterprises, helping them quickly build modern applications. For more information, please visit Jbone’s official website.