Open xiutxu opened 8 years ago
Not in node-zmq. This concept is new to me, so can't say what it would take, but we accept contributions :)
the zmq_proxy()
method might help here with your use case but also keep in mind:
the connections are isomorphic, it doesnt matter who does bind()
or connect()
for example:
isomorphicsock(require('zmq').socket('sub'), require('zmq').socket('pub'), 5555)
isomorphicsock(require('zmq').socket('pub'), require('zmq').socket('sub'), 5556)
function isomorphicsock(s1, s2, port) {
console.log('doing bind() and connect() ...')
s1.bind('tcp://127.0.0.1:' + port)
s2.connect('tcp://127.0.0.1:' + port)
setTimeout(function(){
if (s1.type === 'sub') {
sub(s1)
pub(s2, 'connected' )
} else {
sub(s2)
pub(s1, 'bound' )
}
}, 500)
}
// work of the subscriber
function sub(s) {
s.subscribe('')
s.on('message', function(msg){
console.log( String(msg) )
})
}
// work of the publisher
function pub (s, endpoint) {
setInterval(function(){
s.send('hello from ' + endpoint + ' ' + s.type)
}, 250)
}
Is there a method similar to ssh from PyZMQ (http://pyzmq.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ssh.html)? If not, should I just use
ssh -L 2120:localhost:2120 user@host
for connecting with a publisher to a remote node?In this particular scenario, I am attempting to connect to logstash zeromq plugin output.