jhardison/nodeverify repository overview

⁠NodeVerify

NodeVerify is used to perform some generic work in testing orchestrators performance and overhead.

The following environment variables must exist in order for the API to work.

• PORT - Port for the API to listen on. default: 3005
• HASHSECRET - Secret for use in hashing. default: hashme
• HASHALGORITHM - Algorithm for use in hashing. default: sha256

⁠Consuming

A status endpoint is available once launched:

• /v1/status - Will return a status of running if successful.

  • "status": "running"

• /v1/guidhash - Will create a new guid userid, hash that userid, and return the payload.

• /v1/guidhash/:userid - Will hash the :userid provided, and return the payload.

⁠Running Docker

To launch this API with docker, use the following. You may swap in a docker environment file if you choose, replacing values with real values.

Provided cross post on github packges. In addition, this repository includes an example Github Actions workflow⁠ for building multiple os images and using manifest to join them to one tag.

⁠Linux

From Dockerhub: docker run -d -p 3005:3005 jhardison/nodeverify or docker run -d -p 3005:3005 jhardison/nodeverify:latestlinux

From Github: docker run -d -p 3005:3005 ghcr.io/jmhardison/nodeverify or docker run -d -p 3005:3005 ghcr.io/jmhardison/nodeverify:latestlinux

⁠Windows

From Dockerhub: docker run -d -p 3005:3005 jhardison/nodeverify or docker run -d -p 3005:3005 jhardison/nodeverify:latestwindows

From Github: From Github: docker run -d -p 3005:3005 ghcr.io/jmhardison/nodeverify or docker run -d -p 3005:3005 ghcr.io/jmhardison/nodeverify:latestwindows

⁠Tags

• latest - provides the latest linux (or) windows distribution.
• latestwindows - provides the latest windows distribution
• latestlinux - provides the latest linux distribution