Centralized configuration management, including online editing, persistence, especially the change of the configuration data can be perceived in runtime.

we use Akka persistence/Http/Distributed Data. thanks for Akka toolkit, it make the source code number decreased dramatically,the core code number no more than 300 lines.

a Configuration = Group + Key + Value

Mini Configuration Center(miniconf) consists of two parts: server side and client jar.

• server side expose RESTful service(use Akka Http) and use local/distributed akka persistence to save Add/Edit/Query configuration events and use akka Distributed Data to disseminate configuration events between cluster nodes.

• client jar provide scala and java interface.

the main class is miniconf.server.MainApp, you can run it.

• the main page url is http://your server ip:9000/ (the default port is 9000)

###conf in conf directory, you can edit application.conf for custom need.

Reference configuration

   # cluster configure detail
   akka.cluster {
  seed-nodes = [
    "akka.tcp://[email protected]:2551"]

  auto-down-unreachable-after = 30s
}

akka {
  remote {
    log-remote-lifecycle-events = off
    netty.tcp {
      hostname = "127.0.0.1"
      port = 2551
    }
  }
}

# http service configure detail
miniconf {
  httpService {
    interface = "127.0.0.1"
    port      = 9000
  }
}

	// create MiniConfClient instance
	val theMiniConfClient = new MiniConfClient("http://localhost:9000")
	// saveOneConfItem
	theMiniConfClient.saveOneConfItem("g2", "k1", "gv2")

	val theMiniConfClient = new MiniConfClient("http://localhost:9000")
	theMiniConfClient.getOneConfItem("g2", "k1")

	val theMiniConfClient = new MiniConfClient("http://localhost:9000")
	theMiniConfClient.registerListener("g2", "k1", {newValue => System.out.println("conf have modified "+newValue)})

• use Spray and Jetty to expose Rest Services.
• use Akka Persistence and CQRS to save all configures in local.
• use Akka 2.3.4.

• use Akka HTTP to expose Rest Services.
• use Akka Persistence to persist all configures in local.
• use Akka Distributed Data to disseminate configuration events between cluster nodes.
• use Multi Node Testing to do integration test.
• use Akka 2.4.1.

This code is open source software licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.