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Meshlets can use proxy servers to avoid directly sending a request to a target server. Instead of a direct request, meshlets will send a request to the proxy server, and the proxy server will send the request to the target.
To connect to the proxy server, you will need the following values:
| Directive | Description |
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| host | Address that is hosting the proxy server |
| port | Port number that represents the communication endpoint |
| username | Username credentials to connect to the server |
| password | Password credentials to connect to the server |
Example application-dev.yml configuration
The example below shows part of the configuration that must be set to connect a proxy server to meshlet :
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proxy: host: proxyExample.perspectium.net port: 8080 username: userExample password: userPassword |
SOCKS (TCP) Proxy
To connect a SOCKS proxy server to meshlet, use the following:
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spring:
rabbitmq:
host: rabbit_host
port: 5672
username: username
password: password
proxy:
host: example_socks_host
port: 1080 |
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