eureka-proxy

README

Command line Eureka proxy

The eureka proxy will forward traffic to an environment which already has all the service dependencies that you need without allowing your locally running service to interfere with the environment.

Locally running services will communicate with each other, those that are not running will be retrieved from the eureka that is used to proxy against.

Setup

• download and setup Go
• recompile eureka-proxy

Usage manual

Usage: eureka-proxy [global flags] <url>

global flags:
  -fake value
        ServiceID and Port of a dummy application which will be added to the list of registered services
        example: foo-service:8081
  -pollute
        Allow services to reach the real Eureka instance.
  -port int
        Port on which to start the proxy (default 8761)
  -strip string
        Strip or replace part of url
  -trace
        Print all HTTP communication
  -v    Print version and exit

example:
        eureka-proxy http://my-dev-environment.net:8761

The client can also accept a configuration file. This can be used to register fake services that are not located on the host machine. For an example configuration see config.yml.

Example usage with a configuration file:

eureka-proxy [global-flags] ./path/to/config.yml

Additional

If you want to proxy requests without the eureka hustle checkout reverse-proxy.