Microservices Engine (MSE) Microservices Governance supports multiple deployment environments. The following sections describe how to enable Microservices Governance for applications in each environment.
Manage microservice namespaces
MSE Microservices Governance organizes applications into microservice namespaces to isolate environments and provide fine-grained permission control. For more information, see Microservices Namespace Management.
Enable Microservices Governance for Java microservice applications in an ACK or ACS cluster
Enable Microservices Governance for Spring Cloud and Dubbo applications deployed in a Container Service for Kubernetes (ACK) cluster or Container Compute Service (ACS) cluster. For more information, see Enable MSE governance for Java applications in ACK and ACS.
Enable Microservices Governance for microservice applications on ECS instances
Enable Microservices Governance for microservice applications deployed on Elastic Compute Service (ECS) instances and non-Alibaba Cloud virtual machines (VMs). For more information, see Connect an ECS microservice to Microservices Governance.
Enable MSE Microservices Governance for applications in an open source Kubernetes cluster
MSE Microservices Governance supports Spring Cloud and Dubbo applications in open source Kubernetes clusters without requiring code changes. Capabilities include graceful shutdown, outlier ejection, service query, service authentication, service testing, and canary release. For more information, see Enable MSE Microservices Governance for applications in an open source Kubernetes cluster.
Add custom interfaces to Microservices Governance
Install the MSE Java agent and instrument your applications with the Java SDK to add custom interfaces to Microservices Governance. For more information, see Add a custom interface in Microservices Governance.
Network configurations for enabling Microservices Governance in a non-Alibaba Cloud VPC environment
Ensure network connectivity when enabling Microservices Governance for applications outside an Alibaba Cloud virtual private cloud (VPC). For more information, see Network requirements for Microservices Governance outside Alibaba Cloud VPC.