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# EOSIO API Healthcheck for HAProxy
This program implements EOSIO healthcheck for HAProxy over TCP.
## Compiling
You will need go-lang version `1.16` or later to compile the source.
compile with `compile.sh` script
```sh
$ ./compile.sh
```
Execute `./compile.sh --help` to see all available flags to crosscompile for different systems/architectures.
### Package
run `./package.sh` to generate package. Debian (.deb) and FreeBSD are supported.
## TCP Protocol
The protocol is simple and has 4 rules.
1. Data is transmitted in `packets` encoded in ascii and ends with newline `\n`.
2. There are two types of packages: `Request` and `Response`. Each `Request` has exactly one `Response`.
3. Each parameter inside a `Request` is separated by `|`
4. Each response contains exactly one `status code` (see below)
### Request
The following parameters are supported in a request and are ordered from
first to last below:
| # | Name | Required | Description |
| - | ---------- | ----------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 1 | api | Yes | Type of API to check against, `v1` = standard, `v2` = Hyperion, `contract` = eosio-contract-api |
| 2 | url | Yes (port default `80`) | http url to the api. `http(s)://<ip-or-domain>(:<port>)` |
| 3 | num_blocks | No (default `10`) | Number of blocks the api can drift before reported `down` |
| 4 | host | No (default from `url`) | Value to send in the `HTTP Host Header` to the API |
### Response
The api can respond with exactly one `status code`.
See [HAproxy documentation](https://cbonte.github.io/haproxy-dconv/1.7/configuration.html#5.2-agent-check) for more information
| code | Description |
| --------- | ---------------------------------------------------------- |
| `up` | Api is healthy |
| `down` | Api is not healthy |
| `fail` | The program failed to read the status from the api. |
| `maint` | Api is set in maintenance mode (not used) |
| `ready` | Api is ready again after being in `maint` state (not used) |
| `stopped` | Api has been stopped manually (not used) |
## Author
Henrik Hautakoski - [henrik@eossweden.org](mailto:henrik@eossweden.org)