kpacha/suricate-config

Resilent configuration system based on zookeeper (and suricate!)

v0.2.1 2015-04-04 15:31 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.3.3
• kpacha/config: ~0.1
• kpacha/suricate-php-sdk: ~1.0

Requires (Dev)

• phpunit/phpunit: ~4.6

MIT

• Kpacha

README

A simple config module with an integrated suricate service discovery system for php

#Requirements

• git
• PHP >=5.3.3
• kpacha/config (so check its dependencies!)
• kpacha/suricate-php-sdk (so check its dependencies!)

#Installation

##Standalone

##As a library (recomended)

Include the kpacha/suricate-config package in your compose.json with all the dependencies of your project

"require":{
    "kpacha/suricate-config": "~0.1"
}

###Git installation

Clone the repo

$ git clone https://github.com/kpacha/suricate-config.git

Install the php dependencies

$ cd suricate-config
$ curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | php
$ php composer.phar install

###Composer installation

Create a project with composer

$ curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | php
$ php composer.phar create-project kpacha/suricate-config [directory]

Remeber to set the [directory] parameter or composer will create the project in your current path.

#Config files

Just set the value \\Kpacha\\Suricate\\Config\\ServiceManager to your service-manager config param and fix the url of your suricate server. Visit kpacha/config for more info.

#Usage

##Config module

This package is a transparent extension for kpacha/config module

##Console

The kpacha/suricate-php-sdk package comes with a simple client and several console commands bundled in a simple app. Check the project web for more info.

The kpacha/suricate-config packages extends the kpacha/suricate-php-sdk and adds the Update command from kpacha/config in order to expose a clean CLI so you could add a cron to:

• Send a periodic heartbeat to notify the suricate server the node is up. Check the inline help for the command $ bin/suricate-config s:h --help
• Update the service info querying the suricate server for the services listed in the service-name area of your suricate_services.yml file with $ bin/suricate-config c:u /path/to/config/dir

Run the suricate-config script to trigger any console command.

Visit the suricate-php-sdk project for more info.