This can be used to simulate traffic. The dynamic interval settings can simulate different network congestions in distributed systems.
| Property | Info |
|---|---|
| Listenport | server listening port |
| Interval | interval of client requests to the server |
| Target | server IP/URL for the client to connect to |
| Message | client message to send |
| Answer | server message to respond |
| Runtype | binary behaviour (client or server) |
Run the binary without config and a default template gets created and the program exits so that you can adjust the template to your needs. If a valid config is found, it will just start.
The "-config" flag can specify what config to load (useful for systemd; not working in docker images --> there you have to overwrite the existing config in the default path).
Client startup:
./simplegrpc_linux_x86_64 -config myclientcfg.yml
Server startup:
./simplegrpc_linux_x86_64 -config myservercfg.yml
Deploy a client with:
kubectl apply -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hyrsh/simplegrpc/main/kubernetes/simplegrpc-client-deploy.yml
Deploy a server with:
kubectl apply -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hyrsh/simplegrpc/main/kubernetes/simplegrpc-server-deploy.yml
There is a docker image of v1.0.2-alpha on https://hub.docker.com/r/hyrsh/simplegrpc
docker pull hyrsh/simplegrpc:1.0
