Made public for posterity's sake, and to share ideas.
A global service registry. Free public forwarding. $6.99/mo for unlimited private.
$ reg [command]
account - `reg account new :username :email` sign up for an account
add - `reg add :name [hostname] :port` add a node
create - get a user token
get - `reg get :name` Get a service url
help - show this list
ip - get your public ip address
list - list your nodes
login - save your auth token
me - your username
name - `reg name :id :name` name a node
start - attempt to reset status to "UP"
server - run the web service
POST /api/node
GET /api/node
GET /api/node/:id
PATCH /api/node/:id
DELETE /api/node/:id
POST /api/account
GET /api/account
GET /api/account/confirm/:token
PATCH /api/account
DELETE /api/account
$ reg create
# echo "authtoken: Sc1VvxLceT5MrMaAjoio_2uLEttzm4com5xT1zh7D7" > ~/.thereg.yml
# export THE_REG_TOKEN=Sc1VvxLceT5MrMaAjoio_2uLEttzm4com5xT1zh7D7
$ reg login Sc1VvxLceT5MrMaAjoio_2uLEttzm4com5xT1zh7D7
# echo "authtoken: Sc1VvxLceT5MrMaAjoio_2uLEttzm4com5xT1zh7D7" > ~/.thereg.yml
# export THE_REG_TOKEN=Sc1VvxLceT5MrMaAjoio_2uLEttzm4com5xT1zh7D7
$ reg me
full-buffallo-hotness
$ reg ip
76.87.249.25
$ reg add redis 6379
c65e2d0eb499
$ reg list
ID NAME HOST PORT STATUS AGE PUBLIC TAGS
dff8522fe5dc first-deployment 76.87.249.25 8080:80 UP 6h N
cf3f7336b1e0 http 76.87.249.25 80 UP 3h Y
d39dd625947b https 76.87.249.25 443 UP 3h Y
bc2740d30a5f httpexposed 76.87.249.25 8081:80 DOWN 2h Y
c65e2d0eb499 redis 76.87.249.25 6379 UP 2h Y
$ reg start httpexposed
Local port 8081 not found. Try restarting your server.
$ reg get redis
c65e2d0eb499.the-reg.link:6379
# redis.full-buffallo-hotness.the-reg.link:6379
$ reg get first-deployment
http://dff8522fe5dc.the-reg.link
# http://first-deployment.full-buffallo-hotness.the-reg.link
$ reg name c65e2d0eb499 redis-my-first-redis
redis-cli -h redis-my-first-redis.full-buffallo-hotness.the-reg.link -p 6379
$ reg name cf3f7336b1e0 cool-website
http://cool-website.full-buffallo-hotness.the-reg.link
$ curl http://cool-website.full-buffallo-hotness.the-reg.link
<p>The server works!</p>
$ reg name d39dd625947b cool-website
https://cool-website.full-buffallo-hotness.the-reg.link
$ curl https://cool-website.full-buffallo-hotness.the-reg.link
<p>The server works!</p>
$ reg add redis-b redis15.localnet.org 6390
y0am0fa6786a
$ reg list
ID NAME HOST PORT STATUS AGE PUBLIC TAGS
dff8522fe5dc first-deployment 76.87.249.25 8080:80 UP 6h N
cf3f7336b1e0 http 76.87.249.25 80 UP 3h Y
d39dd625947b https 76.87.249.25 443 UP 3h Y
bc2740d30a5f httpexposed 76.87.249.25 8081:80 DOWN 2h Y
c65e2d0eb499 redis 76.87.249.25 6379 UP 2h Y
y0am0fa6786a redis-b redis15.localnet.org 6379 UP 2h Y
$ reg account thrashr888 thrashr888@gmail.com
Account created. Check your email to log in at https://www.the-reg.link/
# You click the link to confirm your email address...
$ reg get redis
c65e2d0eb499.full-buffallo-hotness.the-reg.link:6379
# redis.thrashr888.the-reg.link:6379- Use Consul for secure routing/networking/proxying?
- Use ngrok for opening tunnels?
- https://github.com/mitchellh/cli
- https://github.com/mitchellh/colorstring
- https://github.com/hashicorp/hcl
- https://github.com/hashicorp/go-uuid
- https://github.com/mitchellh/ioprogress
Does this use UDDI?
No way. It's JSON and it's not a standard.
Is this a totally secure service?
It's better if you assume it is not.
Can people use this service to log into my computer/server?
It's more like some links or a proxy server. It's up to you to firewall or otherwise secure your servers.
$ make boostrap
$ make dev
$ curl localhost:8081 -H"Host:http.thrashr888.proxy.the-reg.local:8080"
$ make build
Not yours don't use it.