ports/net/benthos/files/config.yaml
Jimmy Olgeni 1704312129 net/benthos: Add new port
Benthos solves common data engineering tasks such as transformations,
integrations, and multiplexing with declarative and unit testable
configuration. This allows you to easily and incrementally adapt your data
pipelines as requirements change, letting you focus on the more exciting stuff.

Benthos is able to glue a wide range of sources and sinks together and hook
into a variety of databases, caches, HTTP APIs, lambdas and more, enabling you
to seamlessly drop it into your existing infrastructure.
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# Sample configuration file for Benthos. It saves all messages to a file (/tmp/benthos.txt).
http:
enabled: true
address: 127.0.0.1:4195
root_path: /
debug_endpoints: false
input:
http_server:
path: /post
ws_path: /post/ws
ws_welcome_message: "Welcome to the Benthos Websocket API."
allowed_verbs:
- POST
timeout: 5s
cors:
enabled: false
allowed_origins: []
sync_response:
status: "200"
headers:
Content-Type: application/octet-stream
output:
file:
path: /tmp/benthos.txt
codec: lines
shutdown_delay: 0s
shutdown_timeout: 20s