This is a very simple loadbalancer written in Go
A little hobby project to familiarize myself with Go
The loadbalancer simply needs a yaml config file like this:
loadbalancer:
inProduction: false
backendServers:
- "http://localhost:8082"
- "http://localhost:8083"
- "http://localhost:8090"
startGivenServers: true
port: 8080
schedulingAlgorithm: "round-robin"
Download the latest version of loadbalancer here
It's currently being built for Linux and MacOS
Download the one suited for your system, extract the tarball and run it.
./loadbalancer start --config ~/loadbalancer.yaml
- The loadbalancer will now start on port 8080
- It will fire up the webservers as dummy backend servers because we set
startGivenServers
to true - It will use the round-robin mode to choose the next server to go to for each request
- Hit http://localhost:8080/ in your browser and you should see a a response from the next backend server on every refresh
Currently the following options for loadbalancing are:
- round-robin
more to come soon...