- HTTP server that easily ingests data into a database (powered by gin!)
- Just POST JSON to http://hostname:port/database/table
- Specify your database credentials and other options in
config-example.txt. See it for an example.
- Run
make. Put the config.txt file in the same directory as the binary
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Run the container, mapping in the config file with the credentials:
docker run -it -d \ --name=ingestd \ --hostname=ingestd \ --restart=unless-stopped \ -v ${PWD}/config.txt:/ingestd/config.txt \ -p 8080:8080 \ jrcichra/ingestd -
Try simple GET to make sure gin is up:
$ curl http://hostname:port/ping {"message":"pong"} $ -
Make a POST call (i.e cURL) - see post.sh:
curl -i --header "Content-Type: application/json" \ --request POST \ --data "{"col1": "value1", "col2": "value2"}" \ http://hostname:port/database/tableForm the URL and JSON payload to match your database schema.
If the insert was successful, the HTTP server will return an empty 200 OK response. Any other issue will return a 500 with a JSON body of the server-side error.
- Mutliplexing databases