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Allows to stream jobs from a long polling server to the proxy, which turns them into outgoing HTTP Requests.
Specific options:
inside_out_proxy --help
All options
inside_out_proxy --helpfull
inside_out_proxy --user=foo --password="$PW" --jobserver="https://..."
Included is a test server which allows to check the correct working of the client.
inside_out_proxy_test_jobserver --help
shows its options.
This will start the testserver on localhost port 8089, returning jobs from playbook "prod":
inside_out_proxy_test_jobserver --playbook prod --loops=1000 --debug
Now we connect the proxy with default settings:
inside_out_proxy --debug
When we connect with user speed and a password which the testserver accepts, it will load the client with jobs for perf tests:
# server:
inside_out_proxy_test_jobserver --speed_user_password=foo --debug
# client:
inside_out_proxy --debug --user=speed --password=foo
DVCS URL: /scm/hg/AX/inside_out_proxy
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We found that inside-out-proxy demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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