An experimental static file server using a custom HTTP framework built as a part of assignment for Distributed Systems (CSEN 371) at Santa Clara University.
- The HTTP framework has been built from the groundup, focusing on modularity, customisability and extendibility. It features a router-handler style library which can be imported to build REST APIs.
- Currently only supports HTTP/1.0 and HTTP/1.1 protocols accroding to the project requirements.
- Each request is handled by a seperate Goroutine lightweight thread.
- Gracefully shuts down the server when OS signals like SIGINT & SIGTERM are caught. The maximum amount of time taken by the server to wait for pending requests is configurable.
- Uses heuristics to determine the timeout for
keep-alivebased on number of active connections.
Make sure go is installed and set in the path.
$ brew install go
To build the project locally,
$ make build_local
An executable will be generated in bin/ directory. To run it,
# run slug server and visit localhost:8080 on browser
$ ./bin/slug -document_root=/Users/www/scu.edu -port=8080 -timeout=5
