brunhilde (tested with Erlang OTP R19, R20)
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Serving many users concurrently is what brunhilde does
for a living!
brunhilde is a minimal (~715 LOC) Erlang/OTP web server,
designed for rapid prototyping and hackathons/coding
competitions. As simple as possible, so that it can
quickly be modified or debugged. It is not designed
to provide high performance or be used in production.
# Dependencies:
* rebar3 (https://www.rebar3.org/)
* jsx: fetched from rebar3
* erlydtl: fetched from rebar3
# Usage:
To start brunhilde standalone, do:
```
make build start
```
To embed brunhilde in another OTP application, see:
[brunhilde_ext](https://github.com/ksallberg/brunhilde_ext).
For an example of a small (but covering POST, GET, redirects, etc), see:
[musiklistan](https://github.com/ksallberg/musiklistan).
# Dialyzer:
make dialyzer (requires existing PLT)
# Running virtual servers/apps:
Virtual servers are defined in servers/ and have to use the
rest_handler behaviour. Give a list of virtual servers to
start in brunhilde.conf.
For example:
```erlang
#{start_observer => false,
start_debugger => false,
use_reloader => true,
servers =>
[ #{server_name => battleship,
instance_name => battleship_serv,
port => 28251,
workers => 10,
transport => http}
, #{server_name => helloworld,
instance_name => helloworld_serv,
port => 5030,
workers => 5,
transport => http}
, #{server_name => helloworld,
instance_name => helloworld_serv2,
port => 5031,
workers => 10,
transport => http}
, #{server_name => secure,
instance_name => secure_serv,
port => 4430,
workers => 10,
transport => {https,
"cert.pem",
"privkey.pem",
"fullchain.pem"
}
}
]}.
```
# Supervisor tree:
