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The Service Registry is a utility that will listen on the network for services that advertise themselves. The specific list of services a user would like to be notified about is configurable. When an advertisement is seen on the network from a configured service, the Service Registry collects information about the service, and registers the details with a storage backend of the user's choosing. Other applications can access this storage for aggregated information about all services available on a given network.
The RackHD Proxy is a utility that acts as a proxy to the RackHD API.
Libreg is an abstraction library to interface with a backend datastore. Currently supports Consul.
This project is written in golang and some commands in the documentation assume a working go installation.
This project also uses docker and for those commands we assume the latest docker version is installed.
Neighborhood Manager is a collection of libraries and applications housed at https://github.com/RackHD/neighborhood-manager. The code for Neighborhood Manager is written in Golang and makes use of Makefiles. It is available under the Apache 2.0 license (or compatible sublicences for library dependencies).
Code and bug submissions are handled on GitHub using the Issues tab for this repository above.
We also have a #RackHD Slack channel: You can request an invite at http://community.emccode.com.
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Please file bugs and issues at the GitHub issues page. The code and documentation are released with no warranties or SLAs and are intended to be supported through a community driven process.