Cloud Architecture Design Tool (CADT) can detect open-source software installed on your ECS instances to help you plan resource profiling.
Only the following open-source software can be detected.
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No. |
Software |
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1 |
ActiveMQ |
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2 |
Elasticsearch |
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3 |
Kafka |
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4 |
Memcached |
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5 |
MongoDB |
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6 |
RabbitMQ |
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7 |
Redis |
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8 |
RocketMQ |
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9 |
Zookeeper |
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10 |
MySQL |
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11 |
Oracle |
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12 |
Db2 |
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13 |
SQL Server |
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14 |
PostgreSQL |
Procedure
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Deploy an application to be detected. You can also import ECS instances. The following figure shows the architecture of the application.
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Click Resource List at the bottom of the page to find the ECS Application Detection option. This architecture includes a security group named security_group that contains four ECS instances (ecs, ecs-1, ecs-2, and ecs-3). Each instance has 2 vCPUs and 4 GiB of memory and is running. On the right side of the page, you can expand the collapsible resource list panel to find the ECS application detection option.
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Click ECS Application Detection. The ECS application detection dialog box appears.
This dialog box contains a table with columns for No., instance, service name, and Actions. Click the detection data button in the upper-right corner to begin detection.
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Click Detection Data. The system starts application resource detection for the ECS instances in the application. The dialog box displays four detection records in a table with instance and service name columns: ecs-2 runs RabbitMQ; ecs-3 runs ZooKeeper, Java, and Kafka; ecs runs MySQL; and ecs-1 runs ZooKeeper, Java, and Kafka. You can click detection data again to refresh the results, or click Locate in any row to view the corresponding instance.