A simple application to test REST and SocketIO connectivity and experiment with node.js deployement models. This is an accompanying app for YouTube series - "Deploying Node" https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQlWzK5tU-gDyxC1JTpyC2avvJlt3hrIh
Check out the deployed version at https://nanogram.io
npm install
npm start
easyio accepts argments, each of which is optional. Below are the arguments with their default values:
node main.js --name default --port 8080
name - the name that this node will report in API (useful for load-balancing checks)
port - port to listen to (host is hardcoded to 127.0.0.1)
To run with PM2 (example with two instances on different ports to match with conf/nginx/load-balancing.conf configuration)
pm2 start --name easy-1 main.js -- --name easy-1 --port 8080
pm2 start --name easy-2 main.js -- --name easy-2 --port 8081
The node.js app contains only one file - main.js. There are some static files to present a (reasonably awkward)
UI in public folder.
NGINX configs are in conf/nginx folder
An application exposes REST and SocketIO APIs
GET /api/test - dumps request headers as well as remote IP as seen by node.js app (good to test if proxy passes the IP)
GET /api/name - responds with the node name (see command line parameters above)
GET /api/info - responds with app version, reading it from version.txt file or 0 if no file is present, value of __dirname and process.cwd(). Useful to see which version is being served and where is it served from
For every connected client, an application listens to heartbeat event. Once event is received, server will send back heartbeat event with the same payload as client sent, adding the name of the node that processed event. Useful to test socket.io connectivity as well as roundtrip times.