Document updated on Sep 27, 2018
From an operations point of view KrakenD, is very simple to use. It only requires you to pass
the path the configuration file (which defines behaviors and endpoints). Additionally, you can
enable the debug with the -d
flag, and that’s pretty much everything.
krakend.json
is good$krakend check --config krakend.json --debug
$krakend run -c krakend.json -d
The flag -c
is the short version of --config
and -d
the short version of --debug
which allows
you to find problems easily.
To start KrakenD make sure to provide the path to the binary or add it to the PATH
. You can see all
KrakenD options by running the binary with no options:
$krakend
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Version: 1.4.1
The API Gateway builder
Usage:
krakend [command]
Available Commands:
check Validates that the configuration file is valid.
help Help about any command
run Run the KrakenD server.
Flags:
-c, --config string Path to the configuration filename
-d, --debug Enable the debug
-h, --help help for krakend
Use "krakend [command] --help" for more information about a command.
As you can see there are 3 different supported commands:
krakend check
(syntax validation)krakend run
(run the server)krakend help
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