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The code itself is in server. client contains a rather trivial client designed to test lab0. For testing you can use Kubernetes, we have provided a script in launch-tool/launch.py. Please not that launch.py hardcodes a bunch of assumptions about how pods are created, about the fact that we are running under minikube, and that the image itself is named local/raft-peer. As such one can adopt this script for other purposes, but this will need some work.

To use Kubernetes with this project use ./create-docker-image.sh to first create a Docker image. Then:

  • ./launch.py boot <num peers> will boot a cluster with num peers participants. Each participant is given a list of all other participants (so you can connect to them).
  • ./launch.py list lists all peers in the current cluster. You can use kubectl logs <name> to access the log for a particular pod.
  • ./launch.py kill <n> can be used to kill the nth pod.
  • ./launch.py launch <n> can be used to relaunch the nth pod (e.g., after it is killed).
  • ./launch.py shutdown will kill all pods, shutting down the cluster.
  • ./launch.py client-url <n> can be used to get the URL for the nth pod. One example use of this is ./client $(../launch-tool/launch.py client-url 1) to get a client to connect to pod 1.

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