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beurtbalkje

v0.0.3

Published

Connection queue proxy for restarting services

Downloads

2

Readme

Beurtbalkje

Connection queue proxy for restarting services

usage: beurtbalkje [-port=8888] [-timeout=30] target

Beurtbalkje is a tcp proxy that proxies all traffic to another service, but keeps accepting connections while the target server is down.

Therfor instead of a connection refused error while the (development) service is restarting, the connection is accepted and the client waits until it gets to send and receive data. As soon as the target server is up again the connection is proxied.

This makes it look to the client as if the service took some extra time to respond.

Usage (npm)

npx beurtbalkje --port=8888 localhost:8080

Usage (go)

go install github.com/bfanger/beurtbalkje

beurtbalkje --port=8888 localhost:8080

Misc

A "beurtbalkje" is the dutch word a checkout divider.