Introduction to Http Listener

Introduction to Http Listener

Http Listener is a listener specifically designed to receive HTTP requests. It can set the address and port for HTTP listening. It can be introduced through the following configuration.

  1. static_resources:
  2.   listeners:
  3.     - name: "net/http"
  4.       protocol_type: "HTTP" # Indicates the HTTP Listener is being introduced
  5.       address:
  6.         socket_address:
  7.           address: "0.0.0.0" # Address
  8.           port: 8883 # Port

The specific implementation of the Http Listener can be referred to in pkg/listener/http.

For cases related to HTTP Listener, you can refer to:

  • Conversion of HTTP to Dubbo requests, Case
  • HTTP request proxy, Case

Currently, the HTTPS protocol is also supported. You can change protocol_type to HTTPS and add domains and certs_dir to specify the domain and certificate file directory.

  1.   listeners:
  2.     - name: "net/http"
  3.       protocol_type: "HTTPS"
  4.       address:
  5.         socket_address:
  6.           domains:
  7.             - "sample.domain.com"
  8.             - "sample.domain-1.com"
  9.             - "sample.domain-2.com"
  10.           certs_dir: $PROJECT_DIR/cert

For specific cases, you can check Case

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