Consul is one of the HashiCorp tools that is used for service discovery, configuration and orchestration.
- Service Discovery
- Health Checking
- Key/Value Store
- Multi Datacenter
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Consul script handler stdout not showing up in logs as documented
I'm writting a script to be used as a handler in a watcher config in consul.
The documentation for script type hanlders states:
An executable handler reads the JSON invocation info from stdin. [...] Anything written to stdout is logged.
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is it possible to serve dns server which is behind haproxy on same node as haproxy and consul?
I have consul, on ip 192.168.0.15, and I have installed haproxy via docker on same node with http port 8081(not that it matters). but I also have 1 of CoreDNS server running on same ip but port number is 5335 .
other 2 dns server are on same network…
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Why does consul services register do nothing?
I have created a simple JSON service definition file and am attempting to register it as a service in the local consul agent on the server:
/ $ consul services register /tmp/foo.service
However, nothing happens - I don't see the service or its…
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Consul template, consul and HaProxy setup with springboot applications in docker containers
Can someone tell me how to configure HaProxy config and consul-template to fill the config file automatically? How do we configure consul-template? How do the HaProxy config file and consul-template communicate? Any examples available would help a…
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Getting Permission denied when accessing consul with python
While trying to debug patroni connection to consul, I tried to write simple python connector to consul myself.
That's what I'm doing(python3, Centos7)
import consul
c =…
