WIP: http proxy mode for consistent hashing #132
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This adds a `pget proxy` command that runs pget as an http server that proxies connections upstream to cache hosts via the consistent hashing strategy. For now we ONLY support consistent hashing since that is the motivating use case. This is WIP. Still to do: - support Range requests from the client itself - dynamically respond to SRV record changes - testing! - documentation (eg longDesc!) - DRY up the duplicated code around configuration
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This adds a
pget proxycommand that runs pget as an http server that proxies connections upstream to cache hosts via the consistent hashing strategy.For now we ONLY support consistent hashing since that is the motivating use case.
This is WIP. Still to do: