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Janus Manual
  • Introduction
  • Installation
    • Docker
  • Quick Start
    • Authenticating
    • Add an endpoint
    • Modify (Update/Delete) an endpoint
    • Add Plugins
    • Authentication
    • Adding your API - File System
  • Clustering/HA
  • Proxy Reference
    • Terminology
    • Overview
    • Routing capabilities
    • Load Balacing
    • Request Host header
      • Using wildcard hostnames
      • The preserve_host property
    • Request URI
      • The strip_path property
      • The append_path property
    • Request HTTP method
    • Routing priorities
    • Conclusion
  • Plugins
    • Basic
    • Organization
    • Body Limit
    • Circuit Breaker
    • Compression
    • CORS
    • OAuth
    • Rate Limit
    • Request Transformer
    • Response Transformer
    • Retry
  • Auth
    • OAuth 2.0
  • Misc
    • Health Checks
    • Monitoring
    • Tracing
  • Known Issues
    • Stale HTTP Keep-Alive
  • Upgrade Notes
    • 2.x to 3.x
    • 3.6.x to 3.7.x
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Installation

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You can install Janus using docker or manually deploying the binary.

Docker

The simplest way of installing janus is to run the docker image for it. Just check the example and then run it.

docker-compose up -d

Now you should be able to get a response from the gateway.

Try the following command:

http http://localhost:8080/

You can find more details about how to use Janus docker image .

Manual

You can get the binary and play with it in your own environment (or even deploy it where ever you like). Just go to the page and download the latest one for your platform.

docker-compose.yml
here
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