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A Siddhi application (.siddhi file) can be deployed to run that on production. 

There are two modes deployment 

  • Standard deployment 
    Here we deploy Siddhi Apps in worker node (In Single node, Minimum HA Deployments)
  • Fully distributed deployment
    Here we deploy Siddhi Apps in manager node (Only in Fully Distributed Deployment) 

Refer below sections to get to know how to deploy on the above deployments:

Standard Deployment  

To start a worker node in single node mode, issue one of the following commands:

  • For Windows:   worker.bat
  • For Linux :   ./worker.sh

Siddhi applications can be deployed to the worker node by using one of the following methods:

  1. Dropping the .siddhi file in to the <SP_HOME>/wso2/worker/deployment/siddhi-files/ directory before or after starting the worker node.
  2. Sending a "POST" request to http://<host>:<port>/siddhi-apps with the Siddhi App included in the body of the request. Refer Stream Processor REST API Guide for more information on using WSO2 Strean Processor APIs.

When a Siddhi application is successfully deployed, a message similar to the following example appears in the startup logs.

To configure a Minimum HA deployment refer Minimum High Availability Deployment documentation.

Fully Distributed Deployment

To successfully set up, configure and run Siddhi applications in a fully distributed environment refer Fully Distributed Deployment documentation.

If you need to deploy streaming applications in a Docker environment, they need to be exported as Docker artifacts. For more information, see Exporting Siddhi Files as Docker Artifacts.

Deploying Siddhi applications from Stream Processor Studio

When you create a Siddhi Application in Stream Processor Studio and save it, it is saved in the <SP_HOME>/wso2/editor/deployment/workspace directory. If you want the Siddhi application to be deployed in the production environment, it needs to be placed in the  <SP_HOME>/wso2/worker/deployment/siddhi-files directory. You carry out this deplyment by moving the Siddhi applications to the location mentioned via the Stream Processor Studio. To do this, follow the steps below.

Alternatively, you can manually place the Siddhi applications in the <SP_HOME>/wso2/worker/deployment/siddhi-files directory to deply them in the productioin environment. However, using the Stream Processor Studio allows you to move the

  1. Open the Stream Processor Studio. For detailed instructions, see Stream Processor Studio Overview.
  2. In the top menu bar, click Deploy and then click Deploy to Server.
  3. If you want to deploy all the Siddhi applications saved in the Stream Processor Studio, select the check box for the Workspace directory as shown in the example below. If not, select the check boxes of the required Siddhi applications.
  4. Add the servers to which you want to deploy the Siddhi applications as follows:
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