README
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fabio is a fast, modern, zero-conf load balancing HTTP(S) router for deploying applications managed by consul.
Register your services in consul, provide a health check and fabio will start routing traffic to them. No configuration required. Deployment, upgrading and refactoring has never been easier.
fabio is developed and maintained by Frank Schroeder at eBay in Amsterdam. It powers some of the largest websites in The Netherlands (marktplaats.nl), Australia (gumtree.com.au) and Italy (www.kijiji.it). It delivers 23.000 req/sec every day since Sep 2015 without problems.
It integrates with Consul, Vault, Amazon ELB, Amazon API Gateway and more.
It supports SSL, TCP+SNI proxy (full end-to-end TLS), Websockets, SSE, dynamic reloading, traffic shaping for "blue/green" deployments, Circonus metrics, Graphite metrics, StatsD/DataDog metrics, WebUI and more.
Watch Kelsey Hightower demo Consul, Nomad, Vault and fabio at HashiConf EU 2016.
The full documentation is on the Wiki.
Getting started
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Install from source, binary, Docker or Homebrew.
# go 1.7 or higher is required go get github.com/eBay/fabio (>= go1.7) brew install fabio (OSX/macOS stable) brew install --devel fabio (OSX/macOS devel) docker pull magiconair/fabio (Docker) https://github.com/eBay/fabio/releases (pre-built binaries) -
Register your service in consul.
Make sure that each instance registers with a unique ServiceID.
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Register a health check in consul as described here.
Make sure the health check is passing since fabio will only watch services which have a passing health check.
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Register one
urlprefix-tag perhost/pathprefix it serves, e.g.:urlprefix-/cssurlprefix-i.com/staticurlprefix-mysite.com/
Make sure the prefix contains at least one slash (
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Start fabio without a config file (assuming a running consul agent on
localhost:8500) Watch the log output how fabio picks up the route to your service. Try starting/stopping your service to see how the routing table changes instantly. -
Send all your HTTP traffic to fabio on port
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Done
License
MIT licensed
Documentation
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There is no documentation for this package.
Source Files
Directories
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api
Package api provides the HTTP api.
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Package api provides the HTTP api. |
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Package assert provides a simple assert framework.
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Package assert provides a simple assert framework. |
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demo
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server
Package server provides a sample HTTP/Websocket server which registers itself in consul using one or more url prefixes to demonstrate and test the automatic fabio routing table update.
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Package server provides a sample HTTP/Websocket server which registers itself in consul using one or more url prefixes to demonstrate and test the automatic fabio routing table update. |
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wsclient
Package wsclient implements a simple web socket client which reads lines from stdin and sends them to the websocket url.
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Package wsclient implements a simple web socket client which reads lines from stdin and sends them to the websocket url. |
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Package exit allows to register callbacks which are called on program exit.
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Package exit allows to register callbacks which are called on program exit. |
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Package metrics provides functions for collecting and managing metrics through different metrics libraries.
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Package metrics provides functions for collecting and managing metrics through different metrics libraries. |
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gzip
Package gzip provides an HTTP handler which compresses responses if the client supports this, the response is compressable and not already compressed.
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Package gzip provides an HTTP handler which compresses responses if the client supports this, the response is compressable and not already compressed. |
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file
Package file implements a simple file based registry backend which reads the routes from a file once.
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Package file implements a simple file based registry backend which reads the routes from a file once. |
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static
Package static implements a simple static registry backend which uses statically configured routes.
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Package static implements a simple static registry backend which uses statically configured routes. |