Enterprise Distributed Application Service (EDAS) will be updated on the Alibaba Cloud International site (alibabacloud.com) from 20:00 to 24:00 on September 8, 2022, UTC+8. During the update, you can normally use the EDAS console, and existing applications normally run. Feel free to use EDAS.
New features
- Kubernetes application change precheck: EDAS allows you to precheck the changed parameters when you create and deploy an application. This reduces application change failures due to incorrect parameter configurations and improves the success rate of application changes. For more information, see Use a JAR or WAR package to deploy an application in an ACK cluster.
- Enhanced integration with native Kubernetes:
- Kubernetes applications support resource requests and upper limit configurations of local ephemeral storage. For more information, see Use a JAR or WAR package to deploy an application in an ACK cluster.
- EDAS supports custom Domain Name System (DNS) configurations and the DNSPolicy and DNSConfig parameters. For more information, see Configure DNS settings.
- Dynamic publishing and unpublishing of microservices: Pods of Kubernetes applications can be dynamically published or unpublished from the registration center. For more information, see Dynamically publish and unpublish pods.
- Application Programming Interface (API) testing capability: EDAS provides API testing capabilities for High-speed Service Framework (HSF) services. For more information, see Service testing.
Optimized features
- Application list optimization: EDAS allows you to sort applications based on the application name, number of application instances, number of running application instances, change time of applications, and creation time of applications.
- Ingress monitoring upgrade: The upgraded Ingress monitoring feature provides log analysis capabilities. For more information, see Monitor an NGINX Ingress for an application.
- Custom OpenJDK basic image: EDAS allows you to build an application by using OpenJDK basic images with the permissions to publicly pull images when you deploy Kubernetes applications on EDAS. For more information, see Use a JAR or WAR package to deploy an application in an ACK cluster.
- Custom application import: EDAS allows you to modify application configurations when you import an application. For more information, see Import applications.