Simply put, ws-collector
is a WebSocket-based ingestion bridge for configurable message queue back-end. It supports ingestion for any Websockets
compatable publisher.
Supports:
- Any JSON-based message format
- Token-based client authentication
- Supports Apache Kafka, RabbitMQ, MQTT
You can install ws-collector
by either cloning this repo (below) or by downloading the latest binary distribution.
git clone [email protected]:mchmarny/ws-collector.git
cd ./ws-collector
To start the server simply invoke the ws-collector
executable
./ws-collector
The ws-collector
comes with a configuration file located in the root of the application (config.json
). You can use that file to thange the server and backend configuration parameters:
{
"id": "c1",
"trace": true,
"server": {
"root": "/ws",
"host": "127.0.0.1",
"port": 8080,
"token":""
},
"backend": {
"type":"kafka",
"uri":"localhost:9092",
"args": {
...
}
}
}
Note, when runtime is Cloud Foundry the following configuration attributes are going to be set to CF environment variables:
id = VCAP_APPLICATION.instance_id + VCAP_APPLICATION.instance_index
server.port = VCAP_APPLICATION.port
server.host = VCAP_APPLICATION.host
backend.uri = VCAP_SERVICES[x].credentials.uri
Currently ws-collector
supports two MQ backends:
"service_name": "queue",
"exchange": "messages",
"exchange_type": "direct",
"route": "messages"
A sample of the RabbitMQ backend arguments can be foound in config-amqp-sample.json
file
"topic": "jobs",
"partition": 0,
"buffer_time_in_sec": 3,
"timeout_in_sec": 3
A sample of the Kafka backend arguments can be foound in config-kafka-sample.json
file
"topic": "jobs",
"qos": 0
A sample of the Kafka backend arguments can be foound in config-mqtt-sample.json
file
This project is under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for the full license text.