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+ # Consul::Templaterb
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+ This GEM is both a library and an executable that allows to generate files
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+ using data from Consul (Discovery and Key/Value Store) easily using ruby's
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+ erb templates. It also support launching programs and babysitting processes
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+ when rendering the files, thus notifying programs when data do change.
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+ It is intended for user accustomed to expressiveness or Ruby templating (ERB),
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+ allowing for more flexibility and than Go Templating.
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+ It also allow to use all of ruby language, especially usefull for generating
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+ files in several formats (JSON, XML) where text substitutions are hard to get
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+ right.
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+ It also focuses on good performance and lightweight usage of bandwidth,
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+ especially for very large clusters and watching lots of services.
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+ For complicated rendering of templates and large Consul Clusters, it usually
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+ render faster with a more predictible way the template than the original
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+ consul-template.
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+ ## Differences with HashiCorp's consul-template
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+ [Hashicorp's Consul Template](https://github.com/hashicorp/consul-template)
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+ inspired strongly the creation of this GEM and this executable wants
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+ to achieve better results in some use cases, especially for very large
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+ Consul clusters with many nodes and servers.
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+ consul-template has more features regarding Consul support (for instance, it
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+ has support for Hashicorp's Vault), but consul-templaterb focuses on getting
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+ more power with the generation of templates and more performance.
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+ Consul Template uses Go templates which is very limited in its set of
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+ features is quite limited: it is complicated to sort, apply real transformations
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+ using code and even interact with the OS (ex: get the current date, format
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+ timestamps...).
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+ The sort feature for instances allow you to create predictible output (i.e: meaning
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+ that the order of nodes is predictible), thus it might offer better performance
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+ since the reload of processes if happening ONLY when the files are binary
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+ different. Thus, if using consul-templaterb, you will reload less your haproxy or
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+ load-balancer than you would do with consul-template.
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+ Compared to consul-template, consul-templaterb offers the following features:
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+ * Hot-Reload of template files
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+ * Bandwith limitation per endpoint (will soon support dynamic bandwith limiter)
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+ * Supports baby sitting of multiple processes
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+ * Supports all Ruby features (ex: base64, real JSON/XML generation...)
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+ * Information about bandwidth
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+ The executable supports close semantics to Consul template, it also supports
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+ commands when files are modified and babysitting of multiple processes with
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+ ability to send signals to those processes whenever the files do change.
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+
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+ ## Installation
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+ You might either use the executable direcly OR use this GEM as a library by
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+ adding this line to your application's Gemfile:
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+ ```ruby
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+ gem 'consul-templaterb'
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+ ```
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+
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+ And then execute:
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+
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+ ```shell
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+ $ bundle
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+ [...]
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+ ```
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+ Or install it yourself as:
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+
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+ ```shell
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+ $ gem install consul-templaterb
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+ [...]
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Usage of consul-templaterb
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+ ### Show help
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+ ```shell
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+ $ consul-templaterb --help
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+ USAGE: bin/consul-templaterb [[options]]
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+ -h, --help Show help
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+ -v, --version Show Version
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+ -c, --consul-addr=<address> Address of Consul, eg: http://locahost:8500
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+ --consul-token=<token> Use a token to connect to Consul
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+ -w, --wait=<min_duration> Wait at least n seconds before each template generation
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+ -r, --retry-delay=<min_duration> Min Retry delay on Error/Missing Consul Index
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+ -k, --hot-reload=<behavior> Control hot reload behaviour, one of :[die (kill daemon on hot reload failure), keep (on error, keep running), disable (hot reload disabled)]
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+ -K, --sig-term=kill_signal Signal to sent to next --exec command on kill, default=#{cur_sig_term}
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+ -R, --sig-reload=reload_signal Signal to sent to next --exec command on reload (NONE supported), default=#{cur_sig_reload}
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+ -e, --exec=<command> Execute the following command
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+ -d, --debug-network-usage Debug the network usage
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+ -t erb_file:[output]:[command], Add a erb template, its output and optional reload command
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+ --template
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+ --once Do not run the process as a daemon
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+ ```
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+ ### Generate multiple templates
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+ In the same way as consul-template, consul-templaterb supports multiple templates and executing
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+ commands when the files do change. The parameter `--template <ERB>:<DEST>:[reload_command]` works
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+ in the following way:
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+ * ERB : the ERB file to use as a template
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+ * DEST: the destination file
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+ * reload_command: optional shell command executed whenever the file has been modified
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+ The argument can be specified multiple times, ex:
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+ Example of usage:
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+ ```shell
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+ $ consul-templaterb \\
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+ --template "samples/ha_proxy.cfg.erb:/opt/haproxy/etc/haproxy.cfg:sudo service haproxy reload"
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+ --template "samples/consul_template.erb:consul-summary.txt"
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Process management and signalisation of configuration files
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+ With the --exec argument (can be specified multiple times), consul-templaterb will launch
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+ the process specified when all templates have been generated and will send a reload signal
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+ if the content of any of the files do change (the signal will be sent atomically however,
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+ meaning that if 2 results of templates are modified at the same time, the signal will be
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+ sent only once (it is helpful for instance if your app is using several configurations
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+ files that must be consistent all together).
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+
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+ Signals can be customized per process. Two signals are supported with options --sig-reload and
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+ --sig-term. When the option is added, the next --exec options to start a process will use the
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+ given signal. By default, HUP will be sent to reload events (you can use NONE to avoid sending any
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+ reload signal), TERM will be used when leaving consul-templaterb.
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+ ### Bandwidth limitation
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+ This is actually the original reason for the creation of this GEM: on Criteo's large clusters,
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+ consul-template generated several hundreds of Mb/s to the Consul-Agent which also
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+ generated several hundreds of Mb/s with the Consul servers.
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+ By design, the GEM supports limiting the number of requests per endpoints (see code in
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+ `bin/consul-templaterb` file). It avoids using too much network to fetch data from Consul
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+ in large Consul Clusters (especially when watching lots of files).
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+ The limitation is currently static, but fair dynamic bandwidth allocation will allow to limit
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+ the bandwidth used to get information for all services by capping the global bandwidth used
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+ by consul-templaterb.
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+ ### Samples
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+ Have a look into the [samples/](samples/) directory to browse example files.
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+ If you want to test it quickly, you might try with (assuming you consul agent is listening on
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+ http://localhost:8500):
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+ ```
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+ $ be bin/consul-templaterb -c 'http://localhost:8500' samples/*.html.erb
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+ ```
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+ It will generate a full website in samples/ directory with lots of Consul information ready to
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+ use (website updated automagically when values to change).
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+
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+ ## Template development
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+ Here are the various functions you might use in your templates.
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+ For each function, mandatory arguments are specified at the begining while optional ones are marked with `[]`.
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+ Most of them support the optional dc attribute to access data from another datacenter. If the `dc`
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+ attribute is not specified, the function will output data from the current datacenter.
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+ To ease template development, `consul-templaterb` supports HOT reload of templates, thus it is possible to
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+ develop the templates interactivelly. While developping, it is possible to use the switch `--hot-reload=keep`,
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+ thus the application will display a warning if the template is invalid and won't stop
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+ (`--hot-reload=die` is the default, thus if the hot-reloaded template has issue, the application will die).
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+
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+ ### datacenters()
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+
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+ [Get the list of datacenters as string array](https://www.consul.io/api/catalog.html#list-datacenters).
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+
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+ ### services([dc: datacenter], [tag: tagToFilterWith])
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+
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+ [List the services matching the optional tag filter](https://www.consul.io/api/catalog.html#list-services),
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+ if tag is not specified, will match all the services. Note that this endpoint performs client side tag
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+ filtering for services to ease templates development since this feature is not available on Consul's endpoint.
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+ ### service(serviceName, [dc: datacenter], [tag: tagToFilterWith], [passing: true])
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+ [List the instances](https://www.consul.io/api/health.html#list-nodes-for-service) of a service having the given
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+ optional tag. If no tag is specified, will return all instances of service. By default, it will return all the
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+ well services that are passing or not. An optional argument passing might be used to retrieve only passing instances.
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+ ### nodes([dc: datacenter])
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+ [List all the nodes of selected datacenter](https://www.consul.io/api/catalog.html#list-nodes). No filtering is
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+ ### node(nodeNameOrId, [dc: datacenter])
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+ [List all the services of a given Node](https://www.consul.io/api/catalog.html#list-services-for-node) using its
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+ ### checks_for_service(name, dc: nil, passing: false, tag: nil)
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+ [Find all the checks](https://www.consul.io/api/health.html#list-checks-for-service) of a given service.
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+ ### kv(name = nil, dc: nil, keys: nil, recurse: false)
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+ [Read keys from KV Store](https://www.consul.io/api/kv.html#read-key). It can be used for both listing the keys and
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+ getting the values. See the file in samples [keys.html.erb](samples/keys.html.erb) for a working example.
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+ ### agent_metrics()
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+ [Get the metrics of Consul Agent](https://www.consul.io/api/agent.html#view-metrics). Since this endpoint does
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+ not support blocking queries, data will be refreshed every few seconds, but will not use blocking queries
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+ ### agent_self()
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+ [Get the configuration of Consul Agent](https://www.consul.io/api/agent.html#read-configuration). Since this
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+ endpoint does not support blocking queries, data will be refreshed every few seconds, but will not use blocking
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+ queries mechanism.
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+ ### render_file RELATIVE_PATH_TO_ERB_FILE
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+ This allow to include a template file into another one. Beware, it does not check for infinite recursion!
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+ The template can be either a static file either another template. The file has to be a valid template, but
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+ can also be raw text (if it is a valid template.
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+ Example:
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+ ```erb
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+ <%= render_file 'header.html.erb' %>
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+ ```
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+ ## Development
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+ We recommend using bundle using `bundle install`, you can now run `bundle exec bin/consul-templaterb`.
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+ To install this gem onto your local machine, run `bundle exec rake install`. To release a new version, update the
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+ version number in `version.rb`, and then run `bundle exec rake release`, which will create a git tag for the version,
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+ push git commits and tags, and push the `.gem` file to [rubygems.org](https://rubygems.org).
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+ ## Known bugs
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+ Here are the known bugs of the application:
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+ * [ ] On Mac OS X, with many services, consul-templaterb sometimes crashes when watching lots of changes (more than 2k
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+ watches) at the same time. This bug is a race condition, probably in `em-http-request`. Only visible on very large
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+ clusters.
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+ * [ ] render_file might create an infinite recusion if a template includes itself indirectly.
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+ ## TODO
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+ * [ ] Hashi's Vault support
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+ * [ ] Implement automatic dynamic rate limit
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+ * [ ] More samples: apache, nginx, full website displaying consul information...
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+ * [ ] Optimize rendering speed at startup: an iteration is done very second by default, but it would be possible to speed
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+ up rendering by iterating with higher frequency until the first write of result has been performed.
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+ * [ ] Allow to tune bandwith using a simple config file (while it should not be necessary for 90% of use-cases)
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+ ## Contributing
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+ Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/criteo/consul-templaterb.
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+ This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the
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+ [Contributor Covenant](http://contributor-covenant.org) code of conduct.
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+ ## License
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+
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+ The gem is available as open source under the terms of the Apache v2 license. See LICENSE.txt file.