@mark1russell7/machines 0.3.20 → 0.3.21

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package/README.md CHANGED
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  | `DOCKER_PROXY_LINK` | `docker-proxy-link` | docker-proxy of Docker Engine 29.1.5: one proxied TCP connection and its close | proxy | 9 implemented |
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  | `CADDY_HTTP2` | `caddy-http2` | Caddy 2.11.7 as an HTTP/2 proxy of gRPC: one connection of a client, its idle close, its replies and its stop | proxy | 12 implemented |
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  | `NGINX_GRPC` | `nginx-grpc` | nginx 1.29.6 as an HTTP/2 proxy of gRPC: one connection of a client, its idle close, the read timer of a call, and a stopped worker | proxy | 12 implemented, 1 documented |
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+ | `TRAEFIK_HTTP2` | `traefik-http2` | Traefik 3.7.15 as an HTTP/2 proxy of gRPC: one connection of a client, its idle close, a reload of its dynamic file and its stop | proxy | 10 implemented, 1 observed |
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- Twenty-nine documents operate on Linux TCP (`over`). Seven documents operate on no other document: Linux TCP, conntrack, the Sentinel, the replication of mongod, aten, the member of Ra and the `RetryAgent` of undici. The `RetryAgent` is one request above the sockets of a `Client`. Its timer is the delay of a retry. Each retry can go on a new socket. The `conditions` of each document give the range where it holds, for example a range of kernels.
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+ Thirty documents operate on Linux TCP (`over`). Seven documents operate on no other document: Linux TCP, conntrack, the Sentinel, the replication of mongod, aten, the member of Ra and the `RetryAgent` of undici. The `RetryAgent` is one request above the sockets of a `Client`. Its timer is the delay of a retry. Each retry can go on a new socket. The `conditions` of each document give the range where it holds, for example a range of kernels.
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  The package also gives these parts:
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package/build/index.d.ts CHANGED
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  */
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  export declare const NGINX_GRPC: Machine;
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  //#endregion
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+ //#region src/proxy/traefik.d.ts
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+ /**
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+ * This document is Traefik 3.7.15 as an HTTP/2 proxy of gRPC, for one connection of a client. Its
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+ * configuration is the one of the harness. It has one entrypoint of h2c and the file provider over a
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+ * folder of dynamic files, with one router to one server of h2c. Each other option is at its default.
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+ *
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+ * - With no stream open for 180 s (respondingTimeouts.idleTimeout), Go sends GOAWAY NO_ERROR, and it
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+ * closes the connection 1 s later. The timer counts from the close of the last stream.
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+ * - A reload of the dynamic file only swaps the handler of each entrypoint. Thus a reload sends nothing
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+ * to the client: no GOAWAY, no reset and no close. A stream that runs keeps its handler, and a new
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+ * stream gets the new one. A transport whose configuration is the same is kept, with its upstream
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+ * connection.
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+ * - The file provider watches the file and its folder. The first message goes at once, and a change
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+ * within the throttle of 2 s waits for its end. A rewrite with the same content changes nothing.
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+ * - At SIGTERM, Traefik sends GOAWAY, and it closes each connection after graceTimeOut (10 s).
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+ */
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+ export declare const TRAEFIK_HTTP2: Machine;
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+ //#endregion
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  //#region src/proxy/tcp-proxies.d.ts
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  /**
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  * This document is one proxied connection of Toxiproxy 2.12.0, with no toxic. Toxiproxy copies TCP, and it