This is a simple display the time and date via a HTTP. I took it from here. It's a simple example of an app, that you can change around easily.
By default it listens at localhost:8000 and will display something like:
2019-08-13 12:47.
Pre-Reqs:
node installed (tested with > 8)All you need to do is run node app.js and curl localhost:8000
If you want to run some load (every random < 10 seconds) against this application:
$ while true ; do curl localhost:8000 && sleep `echo $(($RANDOM % 10))` ; done
Pre-Reqs:
docker installedSteps:
docker build -t node-server .docker run -p 8000:8000 node-server:latestIf you would like to see the detailed LICENCE click here.
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about 7 years ago
docker pull jjasghar/node-time