As a developer I expect that any service domain is available at any time and that it responds to a call.

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Journey to open platform for digital bank modernization. A reference implementation of BIAN to start, providing documentation and artifacts of reusable source code.

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As a developer I expect that any service domain is available at any time and that it responds to a call. #13

Closed ilan-pinto closed 2 years ago

ilan-pinto commented 3 years ago

Feature Request

As a developer, I expect that any service domain is available at any time and that it responds to a call.

Description of Problem:

Mercury framework uses knative/camel-k serverless approach, which means that if there no calls the service will be down. that can cause delays in the response time

Potential Solutions:

is it possible to have a service up all time? at least for most frequent used

note: this problem exists only when interacting with REST API

ruromero commented 2 years ago

The operator is creating a deployment. It is not necessary at the moment to involve other technologies like KNative