The replyserver is a simple web server for test. It returns the client request and its headers.
Usage:
./replyserver -h
-listen string
The address to listen on for http requests (default ":1969")
-listentls string
The address to listen on for https requests (default ":1968")
-cert string
The file name containing a TLS server certificate (default "server.crt")
-key string
The file name containing a TLS server key (default "server.key")
-check string
The address to listen on for healty probes. (default ":1936")
For example:
./replyserver -cert server-tls.crt -key server-tls.key
curl http://macbook.local:1969
Server Name = "MacBook.local"
Client Addr = "127.0.0.1:64349"
Host = "macbook.local:1969"
Method = "GET"
URL = "/"
Protocol = "HTTP/1.1"
+++ Request Headers: +++
Header["Accept"] = ["*/*"]
Header["User-Agent"] = ["curl/7.54.0"]
curl -k https://macbook.local:1968
Server Name = "MacBook.local"
Client Addr = "127.0.0.1:64500"
Host = "macbook.local:1968"
Method = "GET"
URL = "/"
Protocol = "HTTP/2.0"
+++ Request Headers: +++
Header["Accept"] = ["*/*"]
Header["User-Agent"] = ["curl/7.54.0"]
Build and run with Docker:
docker build -t bsctl/replyserver:latest .
docker run -d -p 80:1969 -p 443:1968 -p 8080:1936 \
--name replyserver \
bsctl/replyserver:latest -cert server-tls.crt -key server-tls.key
Deploy on OpenShift:
oc apply -f oscp-deploy.yaml
Deploy on Kubernetes:
kubectl apply -f k8s-deploy.yaml
That's all.
