Wormhole - simple HTTP/2 connector for Kyma clusters

Building wormhole-connector

To build wormhole-connector, simply run:

$ make

To clean up binaries:

$ make clean

Generate certificates

Before running wormhole-connector, you need to generate a self-signed certificate and its key.

$ openssl req --x509 --newkey rsa:4096 --days 365 --nodes --keyout connector-key.pem --out connector.pem

Running wormhole-connector

You'll need to provide the address to the other end of the HTTP/2 tunnel. You can find an example of the component sitting on the other side in wormhole-dispatcher.

You'll also need to provide a CA file that signed the certificates used by the component on the other side.

$ ./wormhole-connector --trust-ca-file ca.pem --kyma-server https://dispatcher.wormhole.example.com --kyma-reverse-tunnel-port 444

Then you can configure your applications to use https://localhost:8080 as an HTTPS proxy.

Kubernetes example

For a full example using Kubernetes check the Kubernetes example.

Serf/Raft example

For an example showing how the Wormhole Cluster can store events in a replicated fashion check the Serf/Raft example.