Keyard

This project is a implementation of a Service Registry to work with the service discovery system.

Getting started

Aswe are not on pypi you need to clone this repo to use it

git clone git@github.com:rzanluchi/keyard.git
cd keyard
pip install .

Probably you want to use a virtualenv

Configuring

Keyard uses a json file configuration where you can set and etcd connection or use a in memory store

{
    "store_type": "etcd",
    "etcd": {
        "host": "localhost",
        "base_path": "/services"
    }
}

store_type can be 'etcd' or 'simple'

And to load the config create a python file like this bellow

from keyard import app
from keyard.helpers import config

config.load_file('example/config.json')
app = app.create_app()

the create_app prepares all keyard resources and routes

Running

You will need some WSGI server like gunicorn

gunicorn your_file:app -b 0.0.0.0:8000

How to use it?

Now you have a service running at port 8000 and you have a resource on :8000/keyard where you can perform all the valid operations

GET

A get will return the list of the services available based on the query string parameters

• service_name -> name of the service you want (required)
• version -> version of the service you want (not required)
• load_balancer_strategy -> defines the load balancer strategy on server (not required)(only have 'random' for now)

Not using version will return all matches for the service_name for all version. Not using load_balancer_strategy will return a list of all location available, using random the server chooses one and return it

POST

A post will register a service on keyard. In the data you need service_name, version and a location. Version is not required and when not passe keyard assumes 1.0

PUT

This method is intended for health_check calls. Health check calls are made to inform keyard that a location is still up.

It uses the same data as post.

DELETE

A delete will remove a location from keyard. Uses the same data as post

Example

There is a example app for you to check. Start an etcd application localhost and

gunicorn example.keyard_app:app -b 0.0.0.0:8000
gunicorn example.app2:app -b 0.0.0.0:8002
gunicorn example.app1:app -b 0.0.0.0:8001

curl 0.0.0.0:8001/app1

That curl should return you "Hello World"

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2015, Raphael Bernardi Zanluchi

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