- Certificate renewal is just a re-request as it's forced already
- Rejig the routes for readability
- Added Server Side Events so that the UI would invalidate the
cache when changes happen on the backend, such as certs being
provided or failing
- Added a SSE Token, which has the same shelf life as normal token
but can't be used interchangeably. The reason for this is, the
SSE endpoint needs a token for auth as a Query param, so it would
be stored in log files. If someone where to get a hold of that,
it's pretty useless as it can't be used to change anything, only
to listen for events until it expires
- Added test endpoint for SSE testing only availabe in debug mode
- Renamed host templates to nginx templates
- Generate upstream templates
- Better nginx error reporting when reloading
- Use tparse for golang test reporting
By default, nginx caches answers using the TTL value of a response.
In a dynamic environment containers can get recreated with new IPs,
reducing the validity of the cache allows refreshing these IPs
https://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_core_module.html#resolver
This fixes scenarios where `resolv.conf` generated by dhcpcd has a nameserver with `%interface` appended to its IPv6 address.
For example, a line like this must be properly handled:
nameserver fe80::7747:4aff:fe9a:8cb1%br0
Fixes#1609. Adding both X-Forwarded-Host and X-Forwarded-Port, this is vital for some services behind a proxy (used to allow creation of absolute links in html). I've had to include at least the Host version in the past for jenkins and nexus.
Been running locally for 24 hours, does not appear to break any of my 15+ services currently running behind NPM would allow people to host those services without the need for advanced configuration
