The Service Fabric Manager is supplied with the Paremus Service Fabric, and makes it simple to configure and rapidly deploy Systems on to the Service Fabric.

Service Fabric Manager capabilites include:

• The ability to import and view both Systems and OSGi bundles loaded into a Paremus Service Fabric runtime repository
• The ability to start, stop and modify runnning Systems
• The ability to restrict which components are deployed to which nodes within the Service Fabric
• The ability to constrain which versions of OSGi bundles that can be used within the Systems
• The ability to ensure co-location for services that require affinity, whilst ensuring avoidance for services that should not be co-located

The optional Private Cloud Manager allows a datacenter deploying the Paremus Service Fabric to create and maintain Private Clouds from datacenter compute resources. Paremus Private Clouds enable resource sharing across large datacenter environments while ensuring owners maintain full control of their individual assets. 

Capabilities provided include:

• Dynamic discovery of Service Fabric-capable compute resources within the datacentre.
• Automatic grouping of compute resources into Private Clouds based on predefined policies.
• The ability to add or remove Private Clouds into a running Service Fabric.

A Paremus Service Fabric must have at least one Private Cloud to run, but can span many. Each Private Cloud is able to expand and contract in response to underlying changes in resource availability, and each Private Cloud may be associated and disassociated with one or more running Service Fabrics.

Anyone deploying Private Cloud Manager has the option to engage Paremus Consulting to expand these capabilities by incorporating the use of:

• Public Compute Cloud Services such as Amazon EC2.
• Integrate into their own Operating System build & Virtual OS provisioning Systems.

The optional Audit tracking tool ensures that all management and user activities on a Service Fabric are collated and may be reported upon. Chargeback reporting facilities track resource utilization per System against the compute resources contributing to the Service Fabric.